售$235万 - 10 Mac Donough Street, 布鲁克林 Bedford-Stuyvesant, NY 11216｜ID# RLS20086587

一个值得续写的故事

四十余年来，麦克多诺街10号一直属于同一个家庭——三代人在这里抚养孩子，也在同一间间屋子里迎接孙辈的到来。像这样承载着一家人深厚生活记忆的房子，极少会原貌完整地挂牌出售。这样的房子一旦出现，总有些东西让你先感受到，却一时说不出是什么。

这栋建于1905年的砖砌布朗石排屋，是典型的贝德福德－斯图伊弗森特20英尺面宽住宅：四层合计约3,600平方英尺，另有完整地下室，可将可用空间扩展至近4,500平方英尺。它与众不同之处，在于原有建筑的诸多细节至今仍保存完好。铁艺大门之后，是一对带有蚀刻玻璃的双开门。走进屋内，暗藏式滑门依然顺畅开合；天花板中央的装饰花饰，仍恰到好处地装点着当初为它们设计的房间；客厅层铺设着漂亮的拼花地板——那种由用心之人精工铺就的地板——一路连贯延伸。层高充裕，窗户宽大。正是这样的空间比例，让人最初爱上这类住宅。

房屋布局顺应了多代同堂的生活方式。花园层设有厨房、休闲起居区、完整卫浴，以及一间可通往后院的门厅。客厅层保留着正式而优雅的格局：前部起居室、后部书房或家庭活动室、盥洗室，处处都由这个时代标志性的建筑细节勾勒。二层是独立单元，现已重新规划为完整的主卧套房，包含更衣区、浴室、书房和洗衣区。顶层自成一方天地，卧室、浴室、厨房和办公空间一应俱全，可作为客用套房，也可打造为更独立的居住空间。

由于这处物业仍保有合法的三户住宅身份，下一篇章可以有多种写法：按现状修复；改造成一栋近4,500平方英尺的独栋住宅；打造一套复式公寓，另设一套花园层出租单元；或者保留三户住宅格局——而这正悄然成为布鲁克林褐石镇屋越来越珍贵的一种形态。如今市场上剩余的房屋，大多因不合时宜的改建、租客状况或维护拖延而有所妥协；开发商也不断将现存房屋改成一户或两户住宅。保存完好、真正得到悉心照料的三户住宅，正日渐稀少。

房屋的机电系统已更新，结构坚实。这里的翻新，是一次焕新的邀约，而非一项拯救工程。

房屋坐落在马西大道旁，距富尔顿街仅几步之遥，贝德福德－斯图伊弗森特的精华近在门前。这里文化底蕴深厚，社区氛围浓郁，个性鲜明，始终是布鲁克林最受喜爱的街区之一。当地人钟爱的店铺、日常所需的便利设施和优质交通选择都近在咫尺，让你轻松往返布鲁克林各处和曼哈顿。

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A Story Worth Continuing.
For forty-odd years, 10 Mac Donough Street has belonged to one family - three generations of them, raising children and welcoming grandchildren into the same rooms. Houses like this, lived in this deeply, rarely come to market intact. When they do, they tend to carry something you can feel before you can name.

Built in 1905, this row house brick-brownstone is a classic 20-foot-wide Bedford-Stuyvesant specimen: roughly 3,600 square feet across four floors, with a full cellar pushing usable space close to 4,500. What sets it apart is how much of the original house is still here. Etched-glass double doors open behind the ironwork out front. Inside, pocket doors still slide, ceiling medallions still center the rooms they were made for, and the parquet floors - the good kind, laid by someone who cared - run uninterrupted through the parlor level. Ceilings are tall. Windows are oversized. The proportions are the reason people fall for these houses in the first place.

The layout has shaped itself around multigenerational life. The garden level holds the kitchen, an informal living area, a full bath, and a mudroom that opens to the backyard. The parlor floor keeps its formal posture: front living room, rear office or den, powder room, all of it framed by the architectural detail the era is known for. The second floor, its own unit, has been reworked into a full primary suite - dressing area, bath, den, laundry. The top floor reads as its own world, with bedrooms, bath, kitchen, and office space arranged as a guest suite or something more independent.

Because the property remains a legal three-family, the next chapter can go several directions. Restore it as it stands. Reimagine it as a single-family of nearly 4,500 square feet. Carve out a triplex over a garden rental. Or keep the three-family configuration, which is quietly becoming one of the more valuable things a Brooklyn townhouse can be - most of what's left on the market has been compromised by awkward conversions, tenant situations, or deferred maintenance, and developers keep converting what remains into one- and two-family homes. Intact three-families, genuinely cared for, are a shrinking category.

The mechanicals have been updated. The bones are strong. Renovation here is an invitation, not a rescue project.

Positioned just off Marcy Avenue and moments from Fulton Street, the very best of Bedford-Stuyvesant is at your doorstep. Rich in culture, community, and character, Bedford-Stuyvesant remains one of Brooklyn's most beloved neighborhoods. Local favorites, everyday conveniences, and excellent transportation options are all nearby, connecting you easily to the rest of Brooklyn and Manhattan.

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