Barka da zuwa 39 Remsen Street, 4A, wani kyakkyawan ɗakin co-op mai ɗakin kwana ɗaya da banɗaki ɗaya, wanda yake a tsakiyar Brooklyn Heights. An sabunta shi cikin tsanaki tare da kiyaye fitattun bayanan asali na gidan da suka samo asali tun daga shekarun 1870, yana haɗa fara’ar tarihi da abubuwan zamani ba tare da tangarda ba.

Rufin da ya kai ƙafa 10 da wani babban ƙofar aljihu na asali suna ƙawata mashigar babban ɗakin zama mai faɗi. Gidan yana da ƙyalli kuma cike da salo na musamman, tare da gyaran kambi na asali a jikin rufi, benayen katako, da wani katafaren abin ado na katako da ke kewaye da murhu mai aiki da ake hura itace.

Manyan tagogi uku masu fuskantar kudu sun mamaye ɗakin zama da ɗakin kwana, suna cika gidan da kyakkyawan hasken halitta a tsawon yini. An tsara rufe-rufen tagogin katako na asali ta yadda za su koma cikin jikin tagogin, suna ƙara ɗumi da salo ga manyan tagogin da suka tashi daga ƙasa har zuwa rufi.

Ta ƙofofin katako biyu manya na asali za ku shiga babban ɗakin kwana, wanda ke da manyan kabad biyu da yalwar hasken halitta. An sabunta ɗakin girki da banɗakin gidan cikin tsanaki, tare da tagogin rufi a kowannensu waɗanda ke ƙara kawo haske cikin waɗannan wurare da aka sabunta cikin kyau.

39 Remsen Street na daga cikin gine-ginen zama mafi cike da tarihi a Brooklyn Heights, kuma shi ne mafi tsufa cikin gine-ginen gidaje da aka gina musamman don zama a unguwar, tun daga shekarun 1870. George L. Morse, shugaban farko na Kamfanin Franklin Trust, ne ya gina shi; saboda haka, ginin wani muhimmin ɓangare ne na tarihin Brooklyn.

Ginin yana cikin kyakkyawan wuri, a ɗaya daga cikin titunan Brooklyn Heights da aka fi nema, mai jere da bishiyoyi, kuma yana kusa da Brooklyn Bridge Park da Brooklyn Heights Promenade. Mazauna suna amfana da mai kula da gini wanda ke aiki na wani ɓangare na lokaci, da kuma keɓaɓɓen wurin ajiya a ginshiki ga kowane mai hannun jari. Shahararrun gidajen abinci, cafés, da shagunan unguwar duk suna kusa, ciki har da L’Appartement 4F da Sahadi’s da ke kan Atlantic Avenue a kusa, yayin da Borough Hall ke ba da sauƙin samun layukan jirgin ƙasa na ƙarƙashin ƙasa da dama.

Welcome to 39 Remsen Street, 4A, a beautifully appointed one-bedroom, one-bathroom co-op in the heart of Brooklyn Heights. Thoughtfully renovated while preserving the home’s remarkable original details dating back to the 1870s, seamlessly blending historic charm with modern touches.

10ft soaring ceilings and an original grand pocket door frame the entrance to the expansive living room. Elegant and full of character, the home features original crown molding, hardwood floors, and an ornate wooden mantel surrounding a functioning wood-burning fireplace.

Three oversized south-facing windows span the living room and bedroom, flooding the home with beautiful natural light throughout the day. Original wood shutters fold back into the window frames, adding warmth and character to the grand floor-to-ceiling windows.

Through two original large wood doors, you enter the oversized primary bedroom, which features two large closets and abundant natural light. The home’s kitchen and bathroom have both been thoughtfully renovated, with skylights in each bringing even more light into these beautifully updated spaces.

39 Remsen Street is one of Brooklyn Heights’ most storied residential buildings and is the neighborhood’s oldest purpose-built apartment house, dating to the 1870s. Built by George L. Morse, the first president of the Franklin Trust Company, the building is a true piece of Brooklyn history.

Ideally situated on one of Brooklyn Heights’ most coveted tree-lined streets, the building is just down the street from Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Brooklyn Heights Promenade. Residents enjoy a part-time superintendent and dedicated basement storage for each shareholder. The neighborhood’s beloved restaurants, cafés, and shops are all close by, including L’Appartement 4F and Sahadi’s on nearby Atlantic Avenue, while Borough Hall offers convenient access to multiple subway lines.