Eto ni 916 Putnam Avenue, ile brownstone ti a ti pa mọ daradara lati igbakọọkan ikẹhin awọn ọrundun kẹrindinlogun, ti a kọ ni ọdun 1899, ti o wa ni ẹkun igberiko ti o ni itura laarin Ralph Avenue ati Patchen Avenue. Ile yi, ti o wa ni awọn ile-iwadi meji, nfunni ni anfani ailopin lati ni apakan iyalẹnu ti itan ile-ẹkọ Brooklyn nigba ti o n gbadun ibugbe ti a ti ṣe imudojuiwọn ni pẹkipẹki ati ti a ti ṣetọju, pẹlu awọn atunṣe ti o ni itọwo ti a ti pari ni ọdun 2016. Lọwọlọwọ ti a ti ṣeto bi ibugbe awọn ile meji, Ẹka Kan ni duplex kan ti o gbooro lati ipele parlor ati ipele ọgba, nigba ti Ẹka Meji gba gbogbo ilẹ oke, n pese irọrun iyanu fun awọn olumulo ipari, awọn oludokoowo, tabi awọn ti n wa agbara fun iyipada ile kan ti o gbooro. Ninu ile, ile naa ni ikole alaragbayida pẹlu awọn alaye atilẹba ti o ṣe ayẹyẹ iṣẹ ọnà rẹ, pẹlu iṣẹ ọnà to nira, awọn panẹli igi ti a fa, awọn ilẹkun apoti, awọn igbesẹ gilasi, awọn ogiri bricks ti a fi han, awọn mantel ti o ni ẹwa, ati ilẹ igi ti a ti pa mọ ni pẹkipẹki, gbogbo rẹ ni a ṣe pọ pẹlu awọn ina ẹwa marun ti o mu itura ati iwa wo ni gbogbo ile. Ipele parlor ti duplex oniwun naa ni awọn yatọ meji pẹlu yara aarin laarin wọn ati awọn baluwẹ meji pipe, ti o ṣẹda apẹrẹ irọrun ti o tọ fun awọn yatọ, awọn ọfiisi, tabi aaye igbesi aye afikun, nigba ti ipele ọgba naa ṣiṣẹ bi agbegbe gbigbe akọkọ, pẹlu iyẹwu gbigbe ati yara jẹun ti o wa ni iwaju ile ati iyẹwu nla kan ni abẹ, ẹya ti a ko rii nigbagbogbo paapaa ninu awọn ohun-ini tuntun ati ti o dara fun ayẹyẹ. Iya-ọgba naa ni a ti ṣe apẹrẹ pẹlu awọn countertop okuta, awọn ohun elo igi ti o nipọn, awọn ẹlẹrọ okuta irin alagbara, awọn ikoko meji, ati aaye ṣiṣi lọpọlọpọ, pẹlu baluwẹ pipe ati ẹrọ iṣawari ati ẹrọ fifọ ti o wa ni irọrun lori ipele yii. Lẹhinna, ọgba ikọkọ ti o wa ni abẹ, ti ko ti pari, nfunni ni agbara nla lati yipada si ibugbe ita gbangba ti o lẹwa fun jijẹ, iṣẹ-ọgba, tabi isinmi. Loke duplex, ile ti o wa ni ilẹ oke ni awọn yara mẹta-pẹlu yara aarin kan ti o ni ina ọrun-pẹlupẹlu baluwẹ pipe ati awọn agbegbe gbigbe ati ibi sise tirẹ, ti o jẹ ki o dara fun owo iyalo, awọn alejo, tabi igbesi-aye ti ẹbi to pọ. Ni gbogbo ile, iwa itan ati itunu ode oni wa ni ibamu ni pipe, ti a ṣe afihan nipasẹ awọn eya bi igbese ti a fa, awọn akoni bricks ti a fi han, awọn mantel ti o ni ẹwa, ati awọn alaye ti a fi pa mọ, niwọn igba ti awọn imudojuiwọn ode oni-pẹlu baluwẹ pataki ti o lẹwa pẹlu tub Crawford, igi ibè silẹ ti a fi sori ẹrọ, ati tile marun ti o ni ẹwa-nfun itunu ojoojumọ. Ṣiyin ikoko ti ko ti pari nfunni ni aaye ipamọ afikun ati aaye ẹrọ, nigba ti ipo ile naa fi ipa iranti ni akoko lati awọn ayanfẹ agbegbe bi Saraghina, Peaches, Trad Room, Bar LunÀtico, ati Grandchamps Kitchen & Market, pẹlu irinna to rọọrun nipasẹ awọn ọkọ oju-irin J/Z ni Gates Avenue ati awọn ọkọ oju-irin A/C ni Ralph Avenue. Ti a gbe sori ilẹ 19.67' x 100' pẹlu ẹsẹ ile 19.67' x 58', ohun-ini naa tun nfunni ni to awọn ẹsẹ mẹta ti 1,102 ti FAR ti a ko lo, ti nfunni ni agbara ọjọ iwaju fun imugboroja tabi atunṣe lakoko ti o wa ni pẹkipẹki ṣetan lati gbe si loni, ti n jẹ ki 916 Putnam Avenue jẹ anfani alailẹgbẹ lati ni ile brownstone itan ti a ti ṣe imudojuiwọn ni pẹkipẹki ti o daapọ idile ẹkọ ti Brooklyn pẹlu igbesi aye ode oni. Awọn fọto aṣayan ti wa ni iṣeto ni foju.

Introducing 916 Putnam Avenue, a beautifully preserved late nineteenth-century brownstone built in 1899, located on a charming tree-lined block in the heart of Bedford-Stuyvesant between Ralph Avenue and Patchen Avenue. This elegant legal two-family townhouse offers a compelling opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Brooklyn's architectural history while enjoying a residence that has been thoughtfully updated and meticulously maintained, with tasteful renovations completed in 2016. Currently configured as a two-family residence, Unit One comprises a duplex spanning the parlor and garden levels, while Unit Two occupies the entire top floor, providing wonderful flexibility for end-users, investors, or those seeking the potential for a spacious single-family conversion. Inside, the home is rich with exquisite original details that celebrate its historic craftsmanship, including intricate millwork, carved wood paneling, pocket doors, stained glass accents, exposed brick walls, ornate mantels, and beautifully preserved inlaid hardwood flooring, all complemented by five decorative fireplaces that add warmth and character throughout. The parlor level of the owner's duplex features two bedrooms with a center room between them and two full bathrooms, creating a flexible layout ideal for bedrooms, offices, or additional living space, while the garden level serves as the primary living area, with a gracious living and dining room positioned toward the front of the home and an exceptionally large kitchen at the rear, a feature rarely found even in newly built properties and perfectly suited for entertaining. The kitchen is thoughtfully designed with stone countertops, rich wooden cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, dual sinks, and extensive prep space, along with a full bathroom and in-unit washer and dryer conveniently located on this level. Just beyond, the private backyard, currently unfinished, offers tremendous potential to be transformed into a beautiful outdoor retreat for dining, gardening, or relaxation. Above the duplex, the top floor residence features three bedrooms-including a center bedroom with a skylight-along with a full bathroom and its own living and kitchen areas, making it ideal for rental income, guests, or extended family living. Throughout the home, historic character and modern comfort coexist seamlessly, highlighted by elements such as the ornate carved staircase, exposed brick accents, decorative mantels, and preserved architectural detailing, while modern upgrades-including a luxurious primary bathroom with a Crawford soaking tub, glass-enclosed stand-up shower, and elegant marble tiling-provide everyday comfort. An unfinished cellar offers additional storage and mechanical space, while the home's location places it moments from neighborhood favorites such as Saraghina, Peaches, Trad Room, Bar LunÀtico, and Grandchamps Kitchen & Market, along with convenient transportation via the J/Z trains at Gates Avenue and the A/C trains at Ralph Avenue. Situated on a 19.67' x 100' lot with a 19.67' x 58' building footprint, the property also offers approximately 1,102 square feet of unused FAR, presenting future potential for expansion or reconfiguration while remaining fully move-in ready today, making 916 Putnam Avenue a rare opportunity to own a thoughtfully updated historic brownstone that beautifully blends Brooklyn's architectural heritage with modern living. Select photos are virtually staged.