695 Quincy Street stands as a masterclass in the modern Brooklyn townhouse, perfectly balancing its historic brick facade with a high-design, four-story reimagining. This isn't just a renovation; it’s a thoughtfully scaled two-family residence where every square inch serves a purpose, from the finished cellar to the direct roof access.

The owner’s experience begins on a parlor floor designed for both quiet mornings and lively evenings. Wide-plank herringbone oak floors and custom built-ins anchor the open living and dining area, flowing seamlessly into a chef’s kitchen that feels like the home's true center. Anchored by a massive quartz island and a suite of integrated Bosch appliances—including a six-burner gas range—the kitchen opens directly onto a private deck overlooking the garden. Large windows at both ends ensure the entire level is bathed in natural light, complemented by a discreetly placed powder room.

The second floor is a dedicated sanctuary. The primary suite occupies the full width of the home, featuring a massive walk-in closet and a spa-inspired bathroom complete with a deep soaking tub, rain showerhead, and double vanity. A versatile secondary room on this level offers the ideal footprint for a quiet home office or creative studio. One flight up, the third floor provides three additional bedrooms and two full bathrooms, offering a flexible layout for guests or a growing lifestyle, with stairs leading up to the open-air roof terrace.

The garden-level residence is a legitimate two-bedroom, two-bathroom home with its own entrance, kitchen, and laundry. Whether utilized for rental income or as a private guest suite, it offers direct access to the backyard and feels entirely cohesive with the rest of the property.

Modern comforts are woven throughout, including multi-zone climate control and an integrated speaker system.

Located on a quintessential Bedford-Stuyvesant block, you’re just moments from local favorites like Saraghina’s, Trad Room, Laziza, and LunÀtico. With easy access to the J, M, and C lines, along with the B52 and B46 buses, the entirety of Brooklyn and Manhattan is within easy reach. 695 Quincy Street is more than a home; it’s a beautifully considered retreat in the heart of the neighborhood.