Built in the Neo Greek Rival Style, this four story brownstone is beautifully proportioned and still retains its classical entrance with the original double leaf doors and original door handles. Situated between Marcy Avenue and Tompkins Avenue, 412 is one in a row of eight town houses attributed to the builder/developer, George H. Stone who is credited with building a number of the homes within the Bedford Historic District. Although it is a legal three family, it was originally built in 1886 as a single family home in the grand style of the day. Among the many decorative details are pier mirrors, framed in oak, gas fireplaces with ceramic tile and carved wood mantels, incised marble fire places, and functioning carved oak pocket doors. The owner has taken great care to preserve the historically unique architectural details of the house, while at the same time updating the mechanicals of the building. Each unit has its own meter, the furnace and water heater have been replaced, and the building has new plumbing.
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