769 Carroll Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11215 | $5,495,000

Located on a beautiful tree-lined townhouse block in the heart of Park Slope, 769 Carroll Street is a stately, 20'-wide historic townhome. Built in 1885, this historic building features nearly 4, 300 square feet across four levels and is currently configured as four renovated floor-through apartments. Number 769 has been miraculously maintained and each unit features Northern and Southern exposures, restored period detail, and excellent ceiling heights. Throughout the home, charming original details include parquet floors, eight mantels, moldings, doors, and banister. The grand stoop entry leads past a striking brownstone facade into a spacious vestibule. Oversized doors lead directly into the parlor apartment featuring soaring 12' ceilings. A large living space is located to the front overlooking Carroll Street and the kitchen and dining space centrally located. To the rear of this level, a full-width bedroom features original built-in storage and three windows overlooking the charming rear garden. Downstairs, the garden floor apartment is configured with the living, dining, and kitchen to the front with the bedroom and bathroom located to the rear. This level also features a small extension that could easily function as an office or large walk-in closet. The garden is accessible through this level as well. Below, the finished cellar provides additional living space that could function as tenant storage. The third and fourth floors are each configured with two bedrooms and one full bathroom. Each features a full-width living space to the South allowing light to pour in. 769 Carroll Street is steps from Prospect Park, historic Grand Army Plaza, and the Union Street and 7th Avenue subway stations, offering convenient access to all of Brooklyn and Manhattan. Additionally, the boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants of 5th and 7th Avenues are only steps away. This incredibly well maintained townhome offers unparalleled value and convenience in prime Park Slope.

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