Added3/31/2020
About this Property
The building features pre-war details with high ceilings and hardwood floors with mahogany borders throughout, highlighted by an expansive parlor floor with pocket doors. Many of the original woodwork, crown moldings, decorative mantles, wood shutters are still in place. This is a great opportunity to create your own unique vision of the perfect blend between old and new. It is easily convertible to a single-family, the building has 2,532 sq. ft built 20 ft. x 42 fr, with an additional FAR to build of 1,480 sq. ft. that can be used for an extension or an additional floor. The lot size is 20 ft. x 100 ft.
Neighborhood amenities, restaurants, and cafes include Toad Style, Manny's, L’Antagoniste, Grandchamps, Lady Moo Moo, Nana, Sonora, Casablanca Cocktail Lounge, Jackie Robinson Park Playground, Brooklyn Public Library – Macon Branch. A short walking distance to the "A" express and "C" trains at the Utica Avenue stop.
This home is ready for viewing.
Details
- Status:Active
- Size:2520 Sq Ft
- Type:Townhouse
- ID:PRCH-2878974
- Tax:$ 4776
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