Property Description

Located on the best block of Park Slope, this stunning Georgian two family house was built in 1899 by the architect Peter Collins for himself. Built of beige Roman brick and limestone, many of the details were carved in Italy. Being the second house built on the block there are no party walls. The 4,552 square foot structure is 20 feet wide with a lot 95 feet deep. The house has a beautifully renovated owner's triplex, garden floor-through rental and a shared garden. It can easily be converted to a single family home and will be delivered vacant. Interiors boast many period details, including fluted columns, extravagant moldings, five fireplaces, mahogany and birds eye maple woodwork, tin ceilings and stained/leaded glass. The kitchen and bathrooms have been renovated appropriately for the building. This gem is steps from the Lion Gate entrance to Prospect Park and is in the Park Slope Historic District.

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