411A Stuyvesant Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11233

Designed in 1910 by famed NYC architect William Debus, and believed to be built by Charles Tristchler is a unique series of five limestone townhouses on the East side of Stuyvesant Ave. 411A Stuyvesant Avenue is your opportunity to own a true piece of Bedford-Stuyvesant / Stuyvesant Heights history. This legal two-family (can be used as a one-family), limestone row home is on the gorgeous block of Stuyvesant Avenue between Chauncey & Fulton Streets and is a stone's throw from the beloved Fulton Park, A & C trains, and buses. The timeless limestone facade has bas-relief carvings over the window sills and its original cornice is still intact. As you enter the home through its original wrought iron and glass double front doors you'll get a sense of this home's elegant past while envisioning its future possibilities. The first floor offers four very spacious and bright rooms, full kitchen, full tiled bathroom with a claw foot cast iron tub, and direct access to the finished basement. The basement has terra cotta stone flooring, a bathroom, laundry room, lots of storage, utility room, and a separate entrance directly from the front of the home and one to the back of the home. The upper level of this home offers four spacious rooms, one smaller room, built-in closets, full tiled bathroom, and a full kitchen with a washer & dryer. Additionally, there are several lovely features such as stained glass, original chandeliers, pocket doors, latticework, parquet floors, ceiling medallions, ceiling moldings, skylights, and decorative wall coverings. This property requires some work/updating to bring out its full potential and is being sold in 'as-is' condition. The asking is $1.7M and is negotiable. The lot measures 20' x 75' and the house 20' x 55'. I invite you to explore the possibilities of owning in Stuyvesant Heights. Showings are by appointment only to pre-qualified buyers, per the seller's request. Please do not disturb the tenant. The property will be delivered vacant without issue.