Description

A rare and compelling offering on one of Park Slope’s most sought-after tree-lined streets, 373A 16th Street presents an extraordinary opportunity to create a bespoke townhouse residence in the heart of Brooklyn’s most celebrated brownstone enclave. Gracefully positioned on a picturesque block lined with mature trees and historic architecture, this solid brick townhouse offers exceptional scale, flexibility, and untapped potential. Currently configured as a legal two-family residence, the property invites a discerning buyer to reimagine the space as a refined single-family home, an elegant owner-occupied residence with income potential, or a thoughtfully curated investment asset. The home is presently arranged with a charming one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment above a spacious two-bedroom duplex that opens directly onto a generous private garden. A full basement provides substantial storage and utility space, while coveted east-west exposures bathe the interiors in natural light throughout the day, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. With approximately 1,627 square feet of unused buildable floor area, the property offers a remarkable canvas for expansion and customization. Envision a grand townhouse with expansive living spaces, luxurious private quarters, and seamless indoor-outdoor living designed to suit your lifestyle and vision. Beyond the home, the deep private garden serves as a tranquil urban sanctuary—an idyllic setting for lush landscaping, al fresco dining, elegant entertaining, or quiet moments of retreat amid the rhythm of city life. Additional advantages include low carrying costs and an enviable location moments from Prospect Park, Green-Wood Cemetery, and the F and G trains. The vibrant boutiques, acclaimed restaurants, charming cafés, and beloved neighborhood destinations along Seventh Avenue are all within easy reach, offering the very best of Park Slope living. An exceptional opportunity to create a truly distinguished residence in one of Brooklyn’s most coveted and enduringly desirable neighborhoods. Some images have been virtually staged. ...
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