Ṣe ready lati tun ronu ati ṣe atunṣe! Kaabọ si ile ẹwà yii ti a kọ ni ọdun 1901 ti o wa ni ilẹ ilẹ ti o ni igi ninu ọkàn Park Slope. O ni agbara pẹlu iwa atilẹba ati pe o kun fun imọlẹ adayeba, ile mẹta yii pẹlu ipamọ jẹ anfaani alailẹgbẹ lati tunṣe ati tun ronu ile igbo Brooklyn ti aṣa pẹlu iwọn, itunu, ati awọn alaye oniru eyiti a ti preserve. Lẹhin ẹnu-ọna, ile naa ṣii pẹlu awọn ipaarọ to tọ, awọn orule giga, ilẹ igi atilẹba ni gbogbo ibi, awọn ina ọṣọ, awọn ilẹkun pocket, awọn ilẹkun Faranse, awọn molde ti o ni idiju, ati iṣẹ-fáàrà ti a ti preserve daradara. Awọn alaye itan wa ni itẹsiwaju kọja gbogbo awọn ipele, nfunni ni aṣayan pipe fun atunṣe ikẹkọ tabi itọju ẹni ti o rọrùn. Ipele ọgba naa ni aaye gbigbe ti o dara ati ile idana tobi pẹlu ilẹ tile terra-cotta, awọn orule tin, ọ cabinets to pẹlẹpẹlẹ, àti yàrá oorun ti o tan imọlẹ ti n wo soke si ọgba nla. Ẹgbẹ miiran lapapọ ati iraye si ọgba taara pari ipele naa, ṣiṣelọpọ iye to dara fun igbesi aye inu-ita ati ere. Ni ẹhin ile naa, ọgba aṣ private jinlẹ n pese ibi isinmi ti o dara julọ rara ti a ṣe ni Park Slope - pipe fun igbo, ayẹyẹ, tabi ṣiṣẹda ẹya ti o ni iwunilori ti a gbin. Ipele parlour, ti a lo ostatin bi awọn ibugbe meji, tun nfunni ni aṣayan fun awọn aaye igbesi aye ati ayẹyẹ ti o ni iwa pẹlu awọn ina ọṣọ ẹlẹwa, awọn ferese nla, ati ilẹ igi parke atilẹba ti o kun fun imọlẹ adayeba. Loke ni ibugbe ti o ni iwọn ti o pọ, ati awọn yara meji ti o kere ti o le darapọ lati ṣẹda ibugbe nla keji lori ipele yii. Tun ni ipele oke ni baluwe ti o ni iwọn to dara pẹlu skylight. Biotilejepe ohun-ini naa yoo ni anfani lati imudojuiwọn ati atunṣe, iṣẹ ọwọ atilẹba ile, akojọpọ, ati alaye ti a ti preserve ṣe eyi jẹ aye ti o ni iyanilẹnu fun awọn onra ti o n wa otitọ ati iye igba pipẹ. Kún fún ẹwa, iwọn, àti ìmúlòlùú, eyi jẹ anfani lati ṣẹda ile ẹwà gidi ni ọkan ninu awọn igberiko Brooklyn ti a fẹ julọ. 637 Baltic Street jẹ alailẹgbẹ ati fẹran pẹlu awọn ẹsẹ square ti a ko lo ti o le kọ. Lo anfani yii lati faagun pẹlu 1,181 SF ti FAR afikun (ẹsẹ ti a le kọ).

Ready to be re-imagined and renovated! Welcome to this handsome circa 1901 brick single-family townhouse on a coveted tree-lined block in the heart of Park Slope. Rich with original character and filled with natural light, this three-story home plus cellar presents a rare opportunity to restore and reimagine a classic Brooklyn townhouse with incredible scale, warmth, and preserved architectural detail. Beyond the stoop, the home unfolds with gracious proportions, soaring ceilings, original wood floors throughout, decorative fireplaces, pocket doors, French doors, intricate moldings, and beautifully preserved millwork. Historic details remain intact across all levels, offering the perfect canvas for a thoughtful renovation or gradual restoration. The garden level features a well proportioned living space and oversized eat-in kitchen with terra-cotta tile floors, tin ceilings, abundant cabinetry, and a bright sunroom overlooking the expansive backyard. A charming full bath and direct garden access complete the level, creating excellent potential for indoor-outdoor living and entertaining. At the rear of the building, a deep private backyard provides an exceptional outdoor retreat rarely found in Park Slope - ideal for gardening, entertaining, or creating a truly spectacular landscaped oasis. The parlor floor, most recently used as two bedrooms, also offers an option for dramatic living and entertaining spaces with elegant decorative fireplaces, oversized windows, and original parquet flooring bathed in natural light. Upstairs is a generously scaled bedroom plus two smaller flexible rooms which could be combined to make a second large bedroom on this floor. Also on the top floor is a generously sized bathroom with a skylight. While the property would benefit from updates and restoration, the home's original craftsmanship, layout, and preserved detail make this a compelling opportunity for buyers seeking authenticity and long-term value. Full of charm, scale, and potential, this is a chance to create a truly special townhouse residence in one of Brooklyn's most sought-after neighborhoods.
637 Baltic Street is unique and desirable with its additional unused buildable square feet. Take advantage of the opportunity to expand with 1,181 SF of additional FAR (buildable square feet)