Maligayang pagdating sa 505 Macon Street, isang maringal na three-story, two-family brownstone na may basement/cellar, na matatagpuan sa isang magandang bloke sa Stuyvesant Heights. Itinayo noong 1901 at may humigit-kumulang 2,850 square feet na lawak sa lupang may sukat na 20’ x 100’, iniaalok ng pre-war townhouse na ito ang lapad, lalim, at orihinal na karakter na hinahanap ng mga mamimili sa Brooklyn.

Ang bahay ay kasalukuyang nakaayos bilang dalawang apartment sa loob ng tatlong palapag, na may karagdagang espasyo sa basement/cellar. Ang property ay isang pambihirang oportunidad para sa isang kumpletong renovation. Sa loob, makikita pa rin ang ilang orihinal na detalye ng brownstone — mga kahoy na gawa mula sa panahong iyon, fireplace, at iba pang pre-war na elemento — na handang ibalik sa dating ganda at isama sa isang makabagong disenyo.

Dalhin ang inyong arkitekto at contractor upang mapakinabangan ang buong potensiyal ng property na ito. Maraming pagpipilian: lumikha ng isang maringal na single-family residence, magdisenyo ng owner’s triplex na may paupahang unit sa hardin, o bumuo ng isang two-family investment na may mataas na kita. Ang lapad na 20 talampakan, pribadong likurang bakuran, at makasaysayang façade ay nagbibigay ng matibay na pundasyon para sa isang pasadyang pagbabago.

Matatagpuan sa pagitan ng Stuyvesant Avenue at Malcolm X Boulevard, napaliligiran ang 505 Macon ng mga townhome na magandang naibalik sa dating anyo, masiglang kainan sa kapitbahayan, at maginhawang access sa mga linya ng subway na A/C.

Ito ay isang pambihirang pagkakataon upang muling likhain ang isang klasikong townhouse sa Brooklyn, sa isa sa mga pinakakanais-nais na lugar sa borough.

Welcome to 505 Macon Street, a stately three-story two-family brownstone with a basement/cellar on a picturesque block in Stuyvesant Heights. Built in 1901 and measuring approximately 2,850 square feet on a 20’ x 100’ lot, this pre-war townhouse offers the width, depth, and original character that Brooklyn buyers seek.



The home is currently configured as two apartments across three floors, with additional space in the basement/cellar. The property represents a prime gut renovation opportunity. Inside, you’ll still find some original brownstone details — period woodwork, fireplaces, and other pre-war elements — ready to be restored and incorporated into a modern vision.



Bring your architect and contractor to unlock the full potential here. Options abound: create a gracious single-family residence, design an owner’s triplex with garden rental, or craft a high-yield two-family investment. The 20-foot width, private backyard, and historic facade provide a strong foundation for a customized reimagining.



Situated between Stuyvesant Avenue and Malcolm X Boulevard, 505 Macon is surrounded by beautifully restored townhomes, vibrant neighborhood dining, and convenient access to the A/C subway lines.



This is a rare chance to reinvent a classic Brooklyn townhouse in one of the borough’s most desirable enclaves.