189 Crown Street
$2,000,000
($833 per ft2)
| 4 beds, 2 baths | Approx. 2,400 ft2
4 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: May 17, 2024Days on Market: 4Building Type: TownhouseNeighborhood: Crown Heights (Brooklyn)
Monthly Maintenance / CC:
$422
Monthly Real Estate Taxes:
$507
Total Taxes & Fees:
$929
($0.39/ft2)
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$10,742
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$11,671
($4.86/ft2)
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($400,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Insider Highlights
- Prime Location: This property is located in the coveted Crown Heights neighborhood, winner of the 'Brooklyn Greenest Block' title. It offers convenient access to local amenities, public transportation, popular restaurants, cafes, museums, and parks.
- Architectural Excellence: Designed by renowned architect, Arthur G. Carlson, this 1910 townhouse retains its pre-war charm. It features high ceilings, hardwood parquet floors, a working brick fireplace, intricate wainscoting, and a coffered wood beam ceiling.
- Spacious and Elegant Interiors: The apartment includes four bedrooms with southern and northern exposures, a stately dining room, and a living room with a working brick fireplace. The kitchen is equipped with Corian countertops, ceramic backsplash, and stainless steel appliances.
- Additional Features: The property boasts a renovated basement with a separate entrance, kitchenette, and a full bathroom, a spacious two-car garage, and ample storage space. The apartment also has direct access to the yard for al fresco dining.
- Outdoor Space: The property includes a garden space for outdoor relaxation and the apartment offers direct access to the yard for al fresco dining.
- Affordability and Privacy: With low monthly maintenance and real estate taxes, this townhouse offers affordability. Being a townhouse with only two apartments, it ensures privacy for the residents.
Description
Nestled within the picturesque charm of a tree-lined Crown Heights block, this captivating cottage-style home exudes the quaint appeal of a bygone era. A winner of the esteemed title "Brooklyn Greenest Block” it stands as a testament to timeless elegance and modern convenience. With four bedrooms, two baths, a renovated basement, and a spacious two-car garage conveniently accessed on the property via remote control and a private rear roadway, 189 Crown Street is a rare find in this coveted neighborhood.
Designed by prolific architect, Arthur G. Carlson, as you step inside, the allure of this abode only intensifies. Upon arrival, classic elegance unfolds at every turn. Sunlight pours into the parlor floor living room, accentuating the high ceilings and hardwood parquet floors. Invite loved ones to share stories, games, and great conversation while enjoying the warmth of your working brick fireplace.
Pocket doors designed with beveled pane glass add a touch of sophistication, seamlessly transitioning into the stately dining room. Here, intricately designed wainscoting adorns the walls, complemented by detailed glass cabinets and a regal coffered wood beam ceiling. Restored lighting strung from antique medallions cast a warm glow, setting the stage for memorable gatherings with loved ones.
The kitchen, a cook’s delight, boasts long-lasting Corian countertops, ceramic backsplash, and wood and glass cabinetry offering abundant storage. Stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher and microwave, make meal preparation a breeze, while direct access to the yard invites al fresco dining and outdoor relaxation. Ascending to the second floor, a stained-glass skylight crowns the space, accentuating the lofty ceiling height. A suite of four bedrooms awaits, each bathed in natural light from southern and northern exposures.
One bedroom, currently configured as an extended sitting room, offers versatility and charm. Adjoining the larger rooms is a discreet hallway walk-through closet, meticulously restored to feature floor-to-ceiling polished walnut wood walls, storage, and drawers. A working sink and lighted vanity add a touch of luxury, while Victorian details in all rooms provide restored steam radiators and evoke a sense of nostalgia.
Completing this level is a full bath with a skylight, offering a serene retreat for relaxation. Two rooms overlook the manicured garden and backyard, while the front rooms enjoy views of the lush front garden, bathed in southern light. The lower level reveals a fully finished basement, meticulously renovated to include a separate entrance, a convenient kitchenette, a washer and dryer hookup, and a full bathroom. With ample storage space, this area offers endless possibilities, whether for entertaining guests or accommodating extended family. With its blend of historic charm and modern amenities, this enchanting home invites you to experience the epitome of Brooklyn living—a sanctuary where the past meets the present in perfect harmony.
Explore neighborhood favorite restaurants and cafes like The Mayfield, Sweet Basil, Joenise, and Winner on Franklin. Convenient to trains #2,3,4, and 5, you are minutes from the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Prospect Park, and Manhattan. Visit today to make this amazing house your new home.
Designed by prolific architect, Arthur G. Carlson, as you step inside, the allure of this abode only intensifies. Upon arrival, classic elegance unfolds at every turn. Sunlight pours into the parlor floor living room, accentuating the high ceilings and hardwood parquet floors. Invite loved ones to share stories, games, and great conversation while enjoying the warmth of your working brick fireplace.
Pocket doors designed with beveled pane glass add a touch of sophistication, seamlessly transitioning into the stately dining room. Here, intricately designed wainscoting adorns the walls, complemented by detailed glass cabinets and a regal coffered wood beam ceiling. Restored lighting strung from antique medallions cast a warm glow, setting the stage for memorable gatherings with loved ones.
The kitchen, a cook’s delight, boasts long-lasting Corian countertops, ceramic backsplash, and wood and glass cabinetry offering abundant storage. Stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher and microwave, make meal preparation a breeze, while direct access to the yard invites al fresco dining and outdoor relaxation. Ascending to the second floor, a stained-glass skylight crowns the space, accentuating the lofty ceiling height. A suite of four bedrooms awaits, each bathed in natural light from southern and northern exposures.
One bedroom, currently configured as an extended sitting room, offers versatility and charm. Adjoining the larger rooms is a discreet hallway walk-through closet, meticulously restored to feature floor-to-ceiling polished walnut wood walls, storage, and drawers. A working sink and lighted vanity add a touch of luxury, while Victorian details in all rooms provide restored steam radiators and evoke a sense of nostalgia.
Completing this level is a full bath with a skylight, offering a serene retreat for relaxation. Two rooms overlook the manicured garden and backyard, while the front rooms enjoy views of the lush front garden, bathed in southern light. The lower level reveals a fully finished basement, meticulously renovated to include a separate entrance, a convenient kitchenette, a washer and dryer hookup, and a full bathroom. With ample storage space, this area offers endless possibilities, whether for entertaining guests or accommodating extended family. With its blend of historic charm and modern amenities, this enchanting home invites you to experience the epitome of Brooklyn living—a sanctuary where the past meets the present in perfect harmony.
Explore neighborhood favorite restaurants and cafes like The Mayfield, Sweet Basil, Joenise, and Winner on Franklin. Convenient to trains #2,3,4, and 5, you are minutes from the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Prospect Park, and Manhattan. Visit today to make this amazing house your new home.
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