1882 Hart Street – Gidan Ridgewood mai Iyali Biyu tare da Damammakin Faɗaɗawa

Wata dama ce ta musamman don gyarawa da sake tsara wani gidan jere na gargajiya a Ridgewood, wanda ke tsakiyar Gundumar Tarihi ta Hart-DeKalb-Stockholm.

An gina shi kusan shekarar 1920 daga hannun mai zanen gine-gine Louis Berger, wanda aka san ya tsara dubban gine-gine a faɗin Ridgewood da Bushwick. Wannan kyakkyawan gidan bulo mai ɗauke da iyalai biyu yana nuna ƙwarewar sana’ar gine-ginen yankin, ciki har da ginin masonry mai ɗaukar nauyi da kuma ƙayataccen ado na dutse.

Gidan mai zurfin kusan ƙafa 55 yana kan fili mai faɗin ƙafa 95, kuma yana da kusan murabba’in ƙafa 1,400 na wurin da ba a yi amfani da shi ba amma za a iya gina a kai, wanda ke samar da babbar dama ta faɗaɗawa. Ku zo da mai zanen gine-gine, ɗan kwangila, da hangen nesanku domin gano dukkan damar wannan kadarar.

Gidan har yanzu yana riƙe da halayensa na asali, kuma ana sayar da shi yadda yake, ba tare da mai ciki ba, lamarin da ke ba da kyakkyawan tushe don gyarawa, maido da shi yadda yake, ko sake tsara tsarin cikin gida.

Yana kan wani shingen gidaje mai natsuwa tsakanin Woodward da Onderdonk Avenues. Kadarar tana da nisan kusan mintuna 10 daga tashar jirgin ƙasa ta DeKalb Avenue ta layin L, kuma tana kusa da gidajen abinci, wuraren shan kofi, da sauran abubuwan more rayuwa na unguwa waɗanda suka sa Ridgewood ta zama ɗaya daga cikin yankunan Brooklyn da aka fi nema.

Dole ne mai saye ya tabbatar da kansa da dukkan ma’aunai, dokokin amfani da fili, wurin da za a iya ginawa, da kuma damar ci gaban kadarar tare da mai zanen gine-gine da sauran ƙwararrun da suka dace. Za a miƙa kadarar ba tare da mai ciki ba kuma a sayar da ita yadda take.

1882 Hart Street - Ridgewood Two-Family with Expansion Potential

A rare opportunity to restore and reimagine a classic Ridgewood row house in the heart of the Hart-DeKalb-Stockholm Historic District.

Built circa 1920 by architect Louis Berger, who is credited with designing thousands of buildings throughout Ridgewood and Bushwick, this handsome two-family brick home showcases the distinctive craftsmanship of the neighborhood, including load-bearing masonry construction and finely detailed stone trim.

The approximately 55-foot-deep home sits on a 95-foot lot and offers approximately 1,400 square feet of unused buildable area, creating significant potential for expansion. Bring your architect, contractor, and vision to unlock the possibilities of this property.

The home retains its original character and is being offered as-is and delivered vacant, providing a clean slate for renovation, restoration, or reconfiguration.

Located on a quiet residential block tucked between Woodward and Onderdonk Avenues, the property is approximately 10 minutes from the DeKalb Avenue L train and close to the restaurants, cafés, and neighborhood amenities that make Ridgewood one of Brooklyn's most sought-after communities.

All dimensions, zoning, buildable area, and development potential should be independently verified by the buyer with their architect and appropriate professionals. Property to be delivered vacant and sold as-is.