Built in 1849, this Greek Revival Townhouse’s front faced was photographed in 1974 & became the front piece of the Clay Lancaster book, Old Brooklyn Heights and The American Institute of Architects Guide to NYC sites this property as one of two buildings on Monroe Place worth seeing. This Brooklyn Heights Historic District three family is the ideal live plus income property with an owner/user duplex that features: a double parlor, a gold leaf ceiling & a late 19th century chandelier & fireplace in the bedroom & a small pond, wall of bamboo & a rock garden in the rear yard. The front and rear parlors each have working fireplaces and are separated by Doric columns and pilasters. (This listing is courtesy of Friedman-Roth Realty). Please contact us for more info and interior photos.

 

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LOCATION: Monroe Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201 between Clark & Pierepont Streets

LOT SIZE: 25’ x 78’ sq.ft. (approx.)

STORIES: 4

BLDG. DIMENSIONS: 25’ x 40’ sq. ft. (approx.)

GROSS SQUARE FOOTAGE: 4,360 sq. ft. (approx.)

EXISTING ZONEING: R7-1

FAR: 3.44

TOTAL BUILDABLE SQ. FT.: 6,708 sq.ft. (approx.)

MINUS EXISTING STRUCTURE: 4,360 sq. ft (approx.)

AVAILABLE AIR RIGHTS: 2,348 sq. ft (approx.)

ASSESSMENT (2011-2012): $93,983

TAXES (2011/2012): $16,060

Asking price $3.0M