Here’s an 1850s transitional Greek RevivalItalianate style townhouse in prime shape, which offers a spacious owner’s triplex with plenty of original details over a garden rental. It’s in the Fort Greene Historic District at 346 Carlton Avenue between Lafayette and Greene avenues, close to the Lafayette C train stop.

The double parlor is a looker, with a pair of marble mantels, pocket doors, ornate crown moldings, floor-to-ceiling windows in front and a pair of tall French doors in the rear, leading out to a deck.

There’s a side kitchen separated from the dining room with a partial wall; it could be opened up easily enough, if one were inclined.


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The upper floor has a distinctly different vibe than the parlor, with exposed brick, wood-beamed ceilings, carpeted floors, and a trio of skylights.

There are four bedrooms in the triplex, as well as a skylit office space and a laundry room on the fourth floor and an office/nursery on the third; the rental’s got a bedroom and a half.

Listed by Joan Goldberg of Brown Harris Stevens, the house is asking $3.7 million. How’s it look to you?

[Listing: 346 Carlton Avenue | Broker: Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP

Brooklyn Homes for Sale in Fort Greene at 346 Carlton Avenue

Brooklyn Homes for Sale in Fort Greene at 346 Carlton Avenue

Brooklyn Homes for Sale in Fort Greene at 346 Carlton Avenue

Brooklyn Homes for Sale in Fort Greene at 346 Carlton Avenue

Brooklyn Homes for Sale in Fort Greene at 346 Carlton Avenue

Brooklyn Homes for Sale in Fort Greene at 346 Carlton Avenue

Brooklyn Homes for Sale in Fort Greene at 346 Carlton Avenue

Brooklyn Homes for Sale in Fort Greene at 346 Carlton Avenue

Brooklyn Homes for Sale in Fort Greene at 346 Carlton Avenue

Brooklyn Homes for Sale in Fort Greene at 346 Carlton Avenue

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