This perfect mother-daughter home has several features that are rare to find together in a single property in Brooklyn. Semi-detached, brick and stone house. Back, front and side yard plus porch. Space. Closets galore. Custom built-ins. Classic features like arched doorways, wood moldings, wainscoted walls and a vaulted ceiling in the living room. Tree-lined block with private parking and close to public transportation. You get all of this with an opportunity to own a prospective 2-family home for the price of a single family house in one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Brooklyn...When you enter this home, you realize quickly just how big this property is. A sun-drenched master bedroom, two additional bedrooms, a generous living room, formal dining room, and bathroom that is so large, it can be split into two, outline the ample space. The beautifully laid backsplash in the upgraded kitchen ties together the bevel-edged granite countertops and special-ordered solid wood cabinetry. We?ve counted 10 closets throughout the house, including a walk-in custom-made cedar closet on the first floor. Downstairs can be used as self-contained one bedroom apartment-- with its separate entrance-- or integrated with the upstairs unit through use of the internal staircase. The unit has a small, full bathroom, huge eat-in kitchen and spacious living area.This immaculately maintained home has two meters and is currently taxed as a two family house: for the most part, it has everything it needs to get a revised certificate of occupancy as a two-family home. With the exception of the upstairs bathroom, which would need updating in the event that the color pink is not a preferred choice, this home is move-in ready. Whether for current use as a mother-daughter, or future investment as a multi-family house, this is a gorgeous property that should be seen.
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