合约中 $360万 CONTRACT - 416 STATE Street, 布鲁克林 波恩兰姆小丘 Boerum Hill, NY 11217｜ID # RLS20064822

在一条宁静、绿树成荫的州街上，城市变得柔和。

这个部分的博鲁姆山坐落在一个自然的交汇处——福特绿地、布鲁克林高地、布鲁克林市中心以及更广泛的BoCoCa社区的交汇之处。这里是一个由平衡塑造的地方：历史悠久的房屋和熟悉的面孔，餐馆、咖啡馆、面包店，以及小商店自然融入日常生活，而不是为了效果而摆放。文化、便利和社区在这里轻松共存。公园就在附近，交通方便且连接良好。城市在每个方向上都显得开阔，但这一街区本身却保持着宁静和住宅氛围——这里是那种感觉像是有人居住，而不是匆匆路过的街道。您走到州街，所有的一切都慢了下来。

房子反映出那种轻松。它舒适地矗立在邻居之间——砖砌、平衡、朴素。它并不自我张扬，而是静静等待。416号以最好的方式显得安定。没有浮华，没有强求。只是一个知道自己是什么的家。

内部的天花板自然而然地提起了你的视线。尺度令人惊喜地温和。窗户高高伸展，光线轻松地从前到后、从北到南移动，随着一天的展开而改变着房子的氛围，光线在已经存在超过你所知道的大多数故事的古老线条和大理石壁炉上闪烁。房子逐渐展现出自己。房间宽敞而不显得宏伟——开放，但又安定——这些空间是用来使用、聚会和生活的。比例传达了一种安静的温暖，由美好的生活塑造。

这栋房子目前被安排为两个住所，提供灵活性和可能性，也可以选择作为一个单一家庭住宅居住。这里的宽度显而易见。建筑的尺寸为20英尺乘40英尺。土地面积为20英尺乘80英尺。内部空间为4,025平方英尺，而外部区域为925平方英尺。

宽敞而温馨的客厅层将人们聚集在一起。起居室、餐厅和厨房自然地流动，各自相互关注。窗户高到能框住天空。一个鼓励对话的客厅。而厨房则朝向花园，仿佛已经知道你会走向何处。而你也知道。日常生活与光明和绿色紧密相连。从这里看，城市已经显得有些遥远。楼上，房子变得更加私密。与外界隔离的房间显得安静而宁和，依然在等待被告知它们将会变成什么。楼下，隐藏在主房子下面，花园公寓像是一个宁静的发现。完全重新装修——质朴的质感、现代的精神——它作为客房、扩展家庭的空间、居家工作的天堂，或是租金收入的来源都表现得极其美好。它可以保持独立，也可以随着时间的推移重新连接到主房子。这个空间包括一个完整的浴室，而另外两个房间向户外延伸，模糊了内外的界限。花园就在门外等待。

石头通向绿色。
绿色通向宁静。
走过铺好的露台，城市的喧嚣退去。院子深邃、葱郁，意外地茂盛——一个私人宁静的角落，光线渗透而入，节奏变得柔和。声音安静下来。餐食得以细细品味。早晨在没有急迫感的情况下到来。花园成为家的一部分节奏，而不是附属品。
这是一个可以呼吸的地方——私密、恢复活力，完全属于你自己的空间。
开放，被阳光柔化，四周环绕着树叶和天空。
这里是房子的呼吸之地。
也是你呼吸之处。

这家最引人注目的并不是任何单一细节，而是它将一切紧密结合在一起的方式——历史与可能性，联系与退避，活力与轻松。它显得耐心，保持着自己的形状和宁静，等待着新的到来。

它提供光明、空间和选择——一个现在可以居住、未来可以逐渐发展的地方。作为一个完全可居住的房子——温暖、功能齐全、富有灵魂且完好无损——它也留下了

On a quiet, tree-lined stretch of State Street, the city softens.

This part of Boerum Hill sits at a natural crossroads-where Fort Greene, Brooklyn Heights, Downtown Brooklyn, and the wider BoCoCa neighborhoods meet. It's a place shaped by balance: historic houses and familiar faces, restaurants, cafés, bakeries, and small shops woven naturally into daily life rather than placed for effect. Culture, convenience, and community coexist easily here. Parks are close. Transportation is convenient and well connected. The city feels open in every direction, yet the block itself remains calm and residential-the kind of street that feels lived on rather than passed through.
You arrive on State Street and everything slows down a little.

The house reflects that same ease. It stands comfortably among its neighbors-brick, balanced, unpretentious. It doesn't announce itself. It waits. No. 416 feels settled in the best possible way. Nothing flashy, nothing forced. Just a home that knows what it is.

Inside, the ceilings lift your gaze instinctively. The scale surprises gently. Windows stretch tall, and light moves easily from front to back, north to south, shifting the mood of the house as the day unfolds-catching on old moldings and marble mantels that have been here longer than most stories you know. The house reveals itself gradually. Rooms feel generous without feeling grand-open, but settled-spaces meant to be used, gathered in, lived through. The proportions carry a quiet warmth, shaped by life well lived.

The home is currently arranged as two residences, offering flexibility and possibility, or the option to live as one single-family home. The width is present. The dimensions of the building are 20 feet by 40 feet. The lot measures 20 feet by 80 feet. The interior space is 4,025 square feet, while the exterior area is 925 square feet.

Expansive and welcoming, the parlor level brings people together. Living, dining, and kitchen flow naturally, each aware of the other. Windows tall enough to frame the sky. A living room that encourages conversation. And a kitchen that looks toward the garden as if it already knows where you'll end up. And you do. Daily life stays tied to light and green. From here, the city already feels a little farther away. Upstairs, the house becomes more personal. Rooms set apart from the world feel quiet and peaceful, still waiting to be told what they will become. Below, tucked beneath the main house, the garden flat feels like a quiet discovery. Completely redone-rustic in texture, modern in spirit-it works beautifully as guest quarters, extended family space, a work-from-home retreat, or a source of rental income. It can remain independent or be reconnected to the main house over time. The space includes a full bathroom, while two additional rooms stretch toward the outdoors, blurring the line between inside and out.
The garden waits just beyond the door.

Stone leads to green.
Green leads to quiet.
Step through to the paved patio and the city recedes. The yard is deep, verdant, and unexpectedly lush-a private pocket of calm where light filters in and the pace softens. Sound quiets. Meals linger. Mornings arrive without urgency. The garden becomes part of the home's rhythm, not an accessory to it.
It is a place to exhale-private, restorative, and entirely your own.
Open, softened by sun, surrounded by leaves and sky.
This is where the house breathes.
And where you do too.

What's most striking about this home is not any single detail, but the way it holds everything together-history and possibility, connection and retreat, energy and ease. It feels patient, holding its shape and its calm, waiting for someone new to arrive.

It offers light, space, and choice-a place to live now, and to grow into over time. Perfectly livable as it is-warm, functional, soulful, and intact-it also leaves roo