售$450万 - 509 3rd Street, 布鲁克林 公园斜坡 Park Slope, NY 11215｜ID # RLS20098295

位于公园坡最受欢迎的树-lined 街道之一，这座位于509 3rd Street的非凡历史褐石建筑体现了定义布鲁克林褐石的永恒优雅和建筑宏伟。建于1899年，这座杰出的双家庭住宅——目前配置为一个宽敞的单家庭住宅——无缝融合了原始时期的工艺与经典联排别墅生活的温暖和规模。该物业位于中心坡的核心地带，提供一个优越的位置，正处于备受青睐的P.S. 321小学的学区内。

攀登气派的石阶，进入一个永恒的布鲁克林优雅的世界，房屋惊人的魅力和经典的木工细节立刻吸引人。宏伟的入口展现了引人注目的大厅序列，以高耸的天花板、优雅的比例和充足的自然光线通过超大窗户倾泻而入。丰富的原始冠 moldings为每个空间增添了高雅气质，精致的樱桃木和橡木加工展示了往昔时代无与伦比的艺术性。闪亮的原始硬木地板贯穿整个房屋，为家居增添了温馨、个性和不可否认的历史真实感。

为了满足大型娱乐及舒适日常生活的需求，这栋住宅具有高度实用的布局，其上层每个卧室大小都优美且宜人，提供了难得的舒适性、优越的衣柜潜力和宏伟的比例。每层楼都是一个多功能的画布，无论是构想成一座单家庭的杰作、一座与租金收入相结合的业主三层住宅，还是多代同堂的居所。对于那些希望最大化物业占地的人来说，该房产包括约1,489平方英尺的未使用FAR，提供无缝垂直或后扩展的丰厚潜力。

房屋所在的3rd Street更广泛的一段历史上也具有重要意义。历史学家和建筑作家常常将7大道和前景公园西之间的街区描述为公园坡最宏伟的住宅街之一，因为它们的不寻常宽度、成熟的树木和完好的维多利亚晚期排屋。

在建筑上，509 3rd Street与1892年至1893年期间与附近称为“安南代尔公寓”的公寓楼相关联，该公寓楼位于203 7th Avenue，由建筑师路易斯·安德森设计。保护历史学家指出，虽然该开发原本包括3rd Street上的四座褐石，但509 3rd Street是今日唯一包括在公园坡历史区内的原始房屋。这使得这栋建筑成为罗曼式复兴浪潮的骄傲、独特的一部分，该波浪在前景公园开放后改变了公园坡。这是对其细致管理的真实证明，幸运的下一个房主将是一个多世纪以来在这里生活的第四位业主。

在你门外，原始的褐石魅力与公园坡标志性街道的持久吸引力相辅相成。居民将享受邻里内最好的精品购物、咖啡馆和餐饮机构的便利，包括Vato、Il Leone、Sotto Voce、Bar Louise、Pino's Famous Pizzeria、Sushi Katsuei和Variety Coffee Rosters。你距离前景公园的起伏草坪只有两个街区，距离JJ Byrne公园及其活力四射的周末农贸市场也仅有数步之遥。

该房屋理想地位于一个方便通勤的地点，极其靠近7大道的F线、Flatbush的Q线和B线、Grand Army Plaza的2/3线，以及9街和联合街的N/R线车站。不要错过在公园坡标杆街区获取这一历史悠久的纽约市房地产的稀有机会。请致电、发邮件或发短信以安排私人参观。

Set on one of Park Slope’s most coveted, tree-lined blocks, this extraordinary historic brownstone at 509 3rd Street embodies the timeless elegance and architectural grandeur that define Brownstone Brooklyn. Built in 1899, this distinguished two-family residence—currently configured as an expansive single-family home—seamlessly blends original period craftsmanship with the warmth and scale of classic townhouse living. Located in the heart of Center Slope, the property offers a premier location squarely positioned within the highly coveted P.S. 321 elementary school attendance zone.

Ascend the stately stone stoop and enter into a world of timeless Brooklyn elegance, where the home's stunning allure and classic woodwork details immediately captivate. The grand entryway unfolds into an impressive parlor sequence defined by soaring ceilings, graceful proportions, and an abundance of natural light pouring through oversized windows. Rich original crown moldings frame each space with sophistication, while exquisite cherry and oak millwork showcases the unparalleled artistry of a bygone era. Gleaming original hardwood floors run continuously throughout, anchoring the home with warmth, character, and an unmistakable sense of historical authenticity.

Designed for both grand-scale entertaining and comfortable daily living, the residence features a highly practical layout where each of the upper bedrooms is beautifully and nicely sized, offering rare comfort, excellent closet potential, and grand proportions. Every floor presents a versatile canvas, whether envisioned as a trophy single-family masterpiece, an owner’s triplex paired with an income-producing rental, or a multi-generational residence. For those looking to maximize the property's footprint, the estate includes approximately 1,489 square feet of unused FAR, offering lucrative potential for a seamless vertical or rear expansion.

The broader stretch of 3rd Street where the house sits is itself historically notable. Historians and architectural writers frequently describe the blocks between 7th Avenue and Prospect Park West as among Park Slope’s grandest residential streets because of their unusual width, mature trees, and intact late-Victorian row houses.

Architecturally, 509 3rd Street is tied to a larger 1892–93 development associated with the nearby apartment building known as “The Annandale Apartments” at 203 7th Avenue, designed by architect Lewis Anderson. Preservation historians note that while the development originally included four brownstones on 3rd Street, 509 3rd Street is the only one of those original houses included within the Park Slope Historic District today. This makes the building a proud, singular part of the Romanesque Revival wave that transformed Park Slope after the opening of Prospect Park. A true testament to its meticulous stewardship, the lucky next owner of this property will be only the fourth owner to live here in over a century.

Outside your door, original brownstone charm pairs effortlessly with the enduring appeal of Park Slope’s landmarked streetscape. Residents will enjoy immediate access to the neighborhood's finest boutique shopping, cafes, and culinary institutions, including Vato, Il Leone, Sotto Voce, Bar Louise, Pino's Famous Pizzeria, Sushi Katsuei, and Variety Coffee Rosters. You are positioned just two blocks from the rolling lawns of Prospect Park and moments away from JJ Byrne Park and its vibrant weekend farmers market.

Ideally situated for an effortless commute, the home is exceptionally close to the F train at 7th Ave, the Q and B at Flatbush, the 2/3 at Grand Army Plaza, and the N/R at 9th Street and Union Street stations. Don't miss this rare opportunity to acquire a pristine piece of historic New York City real estate on a benchmark Park Slope block. Call, email, or text to schedule your private showing.