Updated10/4/2018
Added7/15/2018
Added7/15/2018
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About this Property
Bring your architect! This four-story, 20x50 beauty (with a first-floor extension creating a 20x66' floor plate), offers 3,959sf of built living space and approximately 2,041sf of unused residential FAR. It will be delivered vacant.
With most of the building's striking original details in place and in excellent condition, 1187 Dean Street offers an incredible opportunity to create a grand 1-2 family mansion. The home's grand proportions, including 11' ceilings on the parlor floor and a formidable original central staircase, make it ideally suited as an opulent residence. Alternatively, it can be converted to multiple high-yield rental residences.
1187 Dean is located on an exceptionally beautifully tree-lined block within the Crown Heights North Historic District, one of Brooklyn's most architecturally distinguished areas, a showcase for the styles of prominent architects who played an important role in the borough's development. It is within two blocks of the Nostrand Avenue LIRR stop and in close proximity to the Nostrand Avenue A & C train stops, in addition to a bustling array of restaurants, coffee shops, entertainment venues, and parks in rapidly growing Crown Heights.
1187 Dean Street was one of five houses on Dean Street designed and built in 1893 by Paul F. Higgs in the Renaissance Revival style, when improvements in transportation hastened the construction of hundreds of exceptionally fine brick and stone row houses in the Crown Heights area. These buildings are characterized by their alternating facades, box stoops, elaborate entryways, and prominent cornices. The building is an SRO and will be delivered with a Certificate of Non Harassment.
With most of the building's striking original details in place and in excellent condition, 1187 Dean Street offers an incredible opportunity to create a grand 1-2 family mansion. The home's grand proportions, including 11' ceilings on the parlor floor and a formidable original central staircase, make it ideally suited as an opulent residence. Alternatively, it can be converted to multiple high-yield rental residences.
1187 Dean is located on an exceptionally beautifully tree-lined block within the Crown Heights North Historic District, one of Brooklyn's most architecturally distinguished areas, a showcase for the styles of prominent architects who played an important role in the borough's development. It is within two blocks of the Nostrand Avenue LIRR stop and in close proximity to the Nostrand Avenue A & C train stops, in addition to a bustling array of restaurants, coffee shops, entertainment venues, and parks in rapidly growing Crown Heights.
1187 Dean Street was one of five houses on Dean Street designed and built in 1893 by Paul F. Higgs in the Renaissance Revival style, when improvements in transportation hastened the construction of hundreds of exceptionally fine brick and stone row houses in the Crown Heights area. These buildings are characterized by their alternating facades, box stoops, elaborate entryways, and prominent cornices. The building is an SRO and will be delivered with a Certificate of Non Harassment.
Details
- Status:No Longer Available
- Type:Single Family
- ID:18750218
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