Featured Brooklyn Heights Real Estate: $5M Historic Townhouse


BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN — This week’s featured real estate listing is a six-bedroom townhouse at 31 Cranberry St. with an asking price of $4,995,000.

The four-story townhouse features a landscaped garden, two wood-burning fireplaces and an open kitchen.

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From Realtor.com: An opportunity to acquire this four-story townhouse gem in the historic north end of Brooklyn Heights is here. Easily restored back to a single-family home, it is currently configured into two duplex homes. This townhouse is in superb condition with style and elegance. It is located on one of the most beautiful blocks in New York City. The Parlor Garden Duplex has 3 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms. The landscaped garden is accessed through the French doors on the garden level or to the deck through French doors off the parlor level bedrooms. This garden floor is a casual and elegant design, with both function and beauty. The front dining room flows to the large island kitchen and then to the living room with a wood burning fireplace. The parlor floor has three bedrooms, a full bathroom, 2 wood burning fireplaces, and the deck that leads to the garden. The sun filled upper duplex is accessed from the private entrance up the stoop. The upper duplex has three bedrooms, two full bathrooms and a separate full dining room. There are high ceilings with crown moldings, beautiful wood floors and a wood burning fireplace. This historic landmarked townhouse is ready to occupy immediately. Benefit from collecting high income from either centrally air-conditioned duplex apartments, or simply combine into your single-family dream home. This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here. Get free real-time news alerts from the Brooklyn Heights-DUMBO Patch.Thanks for your feedback! Now share it with your friends!Thanks for your feedback. Originally published August 24, 2017. Patch Featured Real Estate Announcements are a great way to get seen! Post your real estate announcement today. More from Brooklyn Heights-DUMBO Patch

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