This semi-detached two-family house built in the 1900s is a hidden gem. It is located in one of the most desirable neighborhoods of Brooklyn, "Park Slope."Allow me to tell you about this home. The lot size is 25x100, and zoning allows for additional 2,375 buildable square feet to expand. This lovely residence offers a myriad of possibilities. In its current configuration, the owner's lower-level duplex presents an open layout of the living room and dining room complemented by its original marble fireplace mantle and hardwood floors. A kitchen with access to the large backyard garden is perfect for entertaining guests filled with beautiful fruit trees.There is also a large cellar containing the mechanicals, washer/dryer, and ample space for storage. A side original staircase leading up to the two bedrooms divided by Beautiful Arch Deco pocket doors, a marble fireplace mantle, soaring with 13ft high ceilings, detailed wood frame windows, and hardwood floors. In addition a large family room and bathroom.The upper third and fourth level duplex offers original hardwood floors and large windows throughout the apartment. You can comfortably sit in the generous-sized living room. Next is a two-windowed bedroom filled with abundant sunlight?a kitchen off the living room and a full bath. The fourth level consists of two cozy bedrooms with a window in each room and an arched ceiling. And a skylight in the corridor hallway, allowing abundant sunlight to flow into the home.The high light of this home is the 40ft side return paved path provides a convenient surface for guests to enter from the front garden onto the rear backyard garden without entering your home.Come take a tour to my first open house this Sunday, August 7th, from 1-3pm, where you will explore how conveniently close the home is to shopping, cafes, and dining options abound. Transportations trains F, R, and Q, Busses less than a block away. Near Prospect Park and Barclay center, the list is endless.Make this historic gem your own.!
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