Restored Brownstone Townhouse in Park Slope

This four-story 1899 brownstone on one of Park Slope's most admired tree-lined blocks has been carefully restored to keep its original character while updating every system. Details include restored plaster moldings, two marble mantels, pocket doors and a sweeping mahogany staircase.

Highlights

• 3,200 sq ft of living space
• 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
• Private rear garden
• Original period details
• Central air conditioning

The property

The parlor floor holds a formal living room and a dining room that opens to a chef's kitchen with a six-burner range and a walk-in pantry. Upper floors offer four bedrooms including a full-floor primary suite, while the garden level is configured as a flexible family room and guest suite with direct access to a 45-foot planted garden.

Mechanical upgrades include new electrical service, a high-efficiency boiler, central air and updated plumbing. Prospect Park is two blocks away and the 2/3 and B/Q trains at Grand Army Plaza and 7th Avenue are both within walking distance.

The neighborhood

From prewar co-ops on the Upper West Side to brownstones in Park Slope, New York offers the deepest and most varied housing market in North America. Buyers should budget for closing costs that can include transfer taxes and, for co-ops, board approval.

Good to know

• Viewings by appointment; use the form on this page to request a time.
• A purchase request is not a binding contract; the listing team confirms availability and next steps.
• Budget for closing costs, taxes and fees, which vary by location.