Echela ohere a iji nwe akụkụ nke arụ ọrụ Fort Greene dị egwu na 430 Vanderbilt.

A na-echekwa Brownstone a nke 1872 nke ọma, nwere ala dị iche 20" ọkpụkpụ. Stoop a na-echekwara nke ọma na-agba gị ntụgharị na akụ a na-adọrọ adọrọ nke nwere ọtụtụ ihe ịchọ mma, nkà nke oge tupu agha ka na-adịkwa, gụnyere: ọkụ ọkụ mmanụ, ogwe tin mara mma, na nkwonkwo osisi - a bụ ụdị nke oge nke ịma mma, nke dọrọ azụ n’aha Avenue.

N’ọnọdụ pụrụ iche, gbanwere ma nwee ọnọdụ a na-arụ ọrụ, na nke nwere ohere ikuku ka dị, 430 Vanderbilt bụ ugbu a a haziri dị ka ụlọ 4, na-enye ohere na uru maka ndị na-eji ya na ndị na-etinye ego.

Maka onye nwe ụlọ, mmadụ nwere ike ịrụ ọrụ na nrọ ibu na versatility onye a na-enye. Jiri na weghachi niile itoolu itoolu iji mepụta ụlọ a pụrụ iche na onye ezinụlọ kachasị mma ma ọ bụ họrọ ịmepụta ngwakọta nke nkasiobi na nchekwa ego site na ijikọta itoolu dịka nke a dị n’elu nke nwere nnukwu 1,000 sqft nke azụ, wee nwetaghachi ụlọ akụ na-eme ka ego.

Maka onye na-etinye ego mara mma, ịnọgide na-enwe nhazi nke akụ na-enye ihe ndị a na-atụghị anya na nke dị ukwuu, na ụlọ ahịa anọ nke ahịa efu, dị elu, nke nwere nnukwu ego, nke na-atụgharị na nchekwube na ime ụlọ na ụlọ ịsa ahụ; ngwakọta zuru oke nke ihe ịchọ mma nke oge mbụ na ihe dị ugbu a.

Okwu ohere iji gbanwee nhazi na ojiji dị iche iche iji dabara mkpa nke mmadụ na-enye ohere na-enweghị ngwụcha na obere ihe ndị chọrọ ma ọ bụ nbipụta omenala. Ihe kachasị mkpa, onye a na-enwetaghachi uru nke akụ nke a na-elekọta nke ọma gụnyere ihu ọhụụ na-emepụta, na-emezigharị ihe, gụnyere boiler ọhụrụ na otu ọhụụ. Imezi nke a ga-echebe 430 Vanderbilt dị ka ahụmịhe nwere obere nsogbu.

N’ime mpaghara ọdịnala a ma ama nke Fort Greene, gbara gburugburu site na obodo ndị ọzọ gụnyere Downtown Brooklyn, Prospect Heights na Clinton Hill, Brownstone a dị ịtụnanya na-enye ohere ịnweta ụfọdụ n’ime malls kachasị achọ, iri ihe oriri dị elu, na mgbede na nke niile nke Brooklyn gụnyere ụzọ ahịa Vanderbilt, BAM na Barclay" Center na ụgbọ njem site na A, C, G Subways na Atlantic Terminal.

Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of Fort Greene's rich history at 430 Vanderbilt.

This meticulously maintained 1872 Brownstone boasts a stately 20" wide lot. The impeccably preserved stoop invites you into this spectacular property with many of the elegant, pre-war period details still intact including: marble fireplaces, ornate tin ceilings, wood trims and moldings - an homage to an era of elegance worthy of the Avenue's namesake.

In exceptional, renovated, turnkey condition, and with ample remaining air rights, 430 Vanderbilt is currently configured as a 4 unit dwelling, lending flexibility and advantage of both end users and investors alike.

For an owner occupier, one can dream big with the versatility the property affords. Utilize and restore all five floors to create a magnificent single-family trophy home or opt to create a blend of comfort and financial security by combining desirable floors into a gracious owner triplex with an expansive 1,000 sqft backyard, and retain income generation apartments.

For savvy investor, maintaining the property's existing setup delivers an immediate and substantial returns with four free-market, full floor, high income rentals, complete with pre-war charms and renovated kitchens and bathrooms; a perfect a blend of classic pre-war charms and modern conveniences.

The potential to re-configure the different layout and usage to fit one's needs present endless possibilities with little requirement or a custom restoration. Most importantly, one reaps the benefits of an incredibly well cared for property including recently renovated fa ade, updated mechanicals, including a new boiler and a new roof. These updates will safeguard 430 Vanderbilt as a minimal to hassle-free ownership experience.

Nestled in the landmarked Historic District of Fort Greene, surrounded by other neighborhoods including Downtown Brooklyn, Prospect Heights and Clinton Hill, this magnificent Brownstone provides access to some of the most coveted shopping, fine dining, and nightlife in all of Brooklyn including the Vanderbilt business corridor, BAM and the Barclay" Center with transportation from the A,C,G Subways and Atlantic Terminal.