Photos courtesy of Allyson Lubow for The Corcoran Group
Behind a facade of lavender brick, the 1899 townhouse at 145 Wyckoff Street in Boreum Hill, Brooklyn, offers plenty of ways to live surrounded by history and create the optimal amount of space. The townhouse, asking $3,200,000, is currently set up as an owner’s duplex with two units above. All have original details and have been updated in recent years with modern kitchens and baths, with the added brownstone Brooklyn perk of a charming backyard.
The lower two floors hold a duplex, with two bedrooms and a bathroom. The primary chamber has a large walk-in closet and access to the verdant English garden.
On the upper floor are an elegant front parlor, a dining room, and a cozy corner kitchen. Interiors are framed by decorative moldings, parquet wood flooring, and exposed brick. A wood-burning fireplace offers warmth on chilly nights.
The second-floor apartment has one bedroom with a small adjacent office that could become a dressing room/closet. A gracious living/dining room and corner kitchen sit at the back.
The sunny third-floor apartment has two bedrooms with plenty of closet space. A living and dining room, and an eat-in kitchen are at the back, overlooking the garden. Both units have exposed brick walls and a wood-burning fireplace.
A stately stoop with wrought-iron railings and fencing introduces the property, which sits among similar sought-after residences on a picturesque block. The historic home also has a large front garden like its neighbors.
[Listing details: 145 Wyckoff Street by Mary-Jean Gianquinto of The Corcoran Group]RELATED:
Photos courtesy of Allyson Lubow for The Corcoran Group
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