Gidan da ba'a sake samu ba, mai fadin kafa 21' a cikin daya daga cikin mafi kyawun unguwanni a Cobble Hill.

227 Warren Street gidajen ciniki ne mai kyau da aka kammala tare da daki-daki mai kyau a tsakiyar Cobble Hill. Yana rufe kusan ƙofar murabba'in ƙafa 4,000 a cikin matakai hudu da aka gama, wannan gida mai dakuna shida da ban daki hudu da rabi yana bayar da kyakkyawan daidaito na girma, jin daɗi, da ƙira mai kyau. Tare da wani lambu mai kyau a bayan gida wanda ke kallon ƙasar ciyayi mai launin kore na wata coci mai makwabtaka, gidan yana bayar da jin daɗin buɗewa da nutsuwa.

An tsara shi da kyau tare da kayan kwalliya masu inganci a ko'ina, cikin gidajen suna bayyana da sauƙi, jin daɗi. Babban matakin zama yana da matakai masu kyau da hasken halitta, yana ƙirƙirar yanayi mai gayyata ga dukan ƙayyadadden rayuwa da shakatawa. Kicin na mai dafa abinci shine ainihin jigon, yana ɗauke da murhu na lantarki na La Cornue da kuma injin girki na farko, da kayan aikin inganci, da kuma tanadin ɗakunan a lokacin da aka haɗu da wuraren cin abinci da zaman.

A cikin matakai hudu, gidan yana bayar da dakunan kwana shida masu kyau da ban daki shida, yana ba da sassauci don nau'ikan tsare-tsaren rayuwa daban-daban. Dakin matakin farko yana da shakatawa a cikin shiru, yayin da sauran dakunan kwana da ban daki suna a tsare tare da tunani don tabbatar da sirrin kowa da aiki. Kowanne mataki yana bayyana jigon ƙira mai daidaito, tare da kayan abu da aka yi nazari sosai da kammala da zai ɗaga kwarewar gidan gaba ɗaya.

A bayan gidan, lambun yana bayar da wuri na musamman mai nutsuwa, yana budewa ga ƙasar cocin makwabtaka wanda ke bayar da fili mai kyau na ciyayi da sirri - wani fasali wanda ba kasafai a cikin wannan unguwar maraba ke samuwa ba.

An kafa shi a kan unguwa mai kyau mai itatuwa, 227 Warren Street yana ba da jin dadin gida nan take. Kawai ɗan lokaci daga shagunan, gidajen cin abinci, da kafafen shakatawa na Court da Smith Streets, kuma tare da haɗin kai zuwa Manhattan, wannan gidan ciniki mai ban mamaki yana haɗa jigon Brooklyn na dindindin tare da jin dadin zamani a cikin ɗaya daga cikin mashahurin wuraren wannan yanki.

Rare 21' wide home on one of the absolute best blocks in Cobble Hill.

227 Warren Street is a beautifully appointed single-family townhouse in the heart of Cobble Hill. Spanning nearly 4,000 interior square feet across four finished levels, this six-bedroom, four and a half-bathroom residence offers an exceptional balance of scale, comfort, and refined design. Complete with a serene rear garden overlooking the lush green space of a neighboring church, the home presents a rare sense of openness and tranquility.

Thoughtfully designed with high-end finishes throughout, the interiors unfold with an easy, livable elegance. The main living level is anchored by generous proportions and natural light, creating an inviting environment for both everyday living and entertaining. The chef's kitchen is a true centerpiece, featuring a La Cornue electric oven and range, premium appliances, and bespoke cabinetry-all seamlessly connected to the dining and living spaces.

Across its four levels, the home offers six well-proportioned bedrooms and six full bathrooms, providing flexibility for a variety of living arrangements. The primary suite is a quiet retreat, while additional bedrooms and baths are thoughtfully positioned to ensure both privacy and functionality. Every level reflects a cohesive design sensibility, with carefully considered materials and finishes that elevate the home's overall experience.

At the rear, the garden offers a uniquely peaceful setting, opening onto neighboring church grounds that provide a rare expanse of greenery and privacy-an uncommon feature in this coveted neighborhood.

Situated on a picturesque, tree-lined block, 227 Warren Street feels immediately like home. Just moments from the shops, restaurants, and cafés of Court and Smith Streets, and with convenient access to Manhattan, this exceptional townhouse combines timeless Brooklyn charm with modern luxury in one of the borough's most sought-after enclaves.