Kaabọ si 320 East 18th Street - ẹwa Victorian ti ko ni akoko nibiti itan ati aṣa igbalode ti wa papọ.

Ti a kọ ni akọkọ ni ọdun 1899 ati ti a tun ṣe ni ifẹ fun ọdun 2025, ile iyebiye yii ti o ni 4,000 ft² nfunni ni ti o dara julọ ninu awọn agbaye mejeji: iwa Brooklyn ibile ati itunu ti o le wọle si ni irọrun. Ti wa ni itura lori ilẹ ti o ni 50' x 100' pẹlu oju-ẹsẹ ti o ni agbara 28 ft, o dabi pe o ni aaye pupọ, imọlẹ, ati afẹfẹ - afẹfẹ tuntun gidi ni ọkan ilu.

Ṣe igbesẹ si inu ati pe iwọ yoo wa awọn ọmọ ibè marun ti o ni alafia ati awọn baluwe oniru mẹrin ati idaji, nibiti awọn alaye atilẹba n dapọ ni irọrun pẹlu awọn ipari igbalode to gaju. Ikooko olounje naa jẹ ohun ija idunnu, ti a so mọ etikun Taj Mahal quartzite, ile-iṣẹ agbon funfun adani, ẹrọ sise GE Café, ati ẹrọ itan-iyẹfun Fisher Paykel - ohun gbogbo ti o nilo lati se, kó jọ, ati ayẹyẹ.

Ile ẹyin akọkọ jẹ itura ikọkọ labẹ awọn orule ti o wa ni irisi, pẹlu baluwe ti o ni awọn ohun elo ibi iṣawari ti o ni àdàbò pipe, ikoko ìyẹ fun gbigba omi, ati vanity meji ti o ni walnut. Ni oke, awọn ibè mẹrin diẹ sii ati awọn baluwe mẹta ti a ṣe daradara fun gbogbo eniyan. Ipele isalẹ ti a pari ni kikun nfunni ni irọrun ailopin - lati ọgbà ẹka ẹrọ si ile-iṣere ara, yara ere, tabi ọfiisi - pẹlu baluwe kikun tirẹ.

Ni ita, porche ti o yika n pe ọ lati dinku pẹlu kọfi owurọ tabi waini alẹ, nigba ti ọgba ẹnu-ọna ti a se eto pẹlu awọn ohun ọgbin jẹ ti a ṣe fun ifamọra laisi wahala. Garaji ile mẹta ati ọna ikọkọ - ohun iyebiye gidi ni Brooklyn - jẹ ki irọrun wọle ati jade jẹ irọrun.

Gbogbo inṣati ti ile yii ti jẹ tuntun tabi ti tun ṣe, lati awọn ferese Pella Reserve mẹta gẹgẹbi ati idọti Rockwool si ẹrọ afẹfẹ ti o ni iyipo 5, awọn ina ati omi tuntun, siseto CAT-6, ati eto kamẹra ita ti a fi sinu. Awọn irin ibè ti o ni irọrun ati iṣẹ ohun ti a ṣe ni ọwọ fi idunnu, ifọwọ kan ti o gbona jakejado.

Nibi, iwọ yoo ngbe ni ipo ti o dara julọ ti Victorian Flatbush - kan irin-ajo 7 iṣẹju si Prospect Park Parade Grounds ati awọn ibuwolu-tenisi (beere lọwọ wa nipa awọn ile ibuwolu-clay ikọkọ ti o wa nikan ni awọn ibuso meji), ati ibuso kan lati awọn kafe, ounjẹ, ati ọja-ọgba farm ti a nifẹ julọ ti Cortelyou Road.

Iyi yii jẹ diẹ sii ju ile lọ - o jẹ adalu ti ara ẹni ti tẹlẹ ati lọwọlọwọ, setan lati gba ẹka atẹle rẹ.

Welcome to 320 East 18th Street - a timeless Victorian beauty where history meets modern luxury.

Originally built in 1899 and lovingly reimagined for 2025, this exquisite 4,000-square-foot residence offers the best of both worlds: classic Brooklyn charm and flawless, move-in-ready comfort. Nestled on a rare 50' x 100' lot with an impressive 28 ft facade, it feels spacious, bright, and airy - a true breath of fresh air in the heart of the city.

Step inside and you'll find five peaceful bedrooms and four-and-a-half designer baths, where original details mingle effortlessly with top-tier modern finishes. The chef's kitchen is a culinary showstopper, anchored by a gleaming Taj Mahal quartzite island, custom white-oak cabinetry, a GE Café induction range, and Fisher Paykel column refrigeration - everything you need to cook, gather, and celebrate.

The primary suite is a private retreat beneath vaulted, skylit ceilings, complete with a spa-worthy bath featuring a freestanding soaking tub, Brizo rain shower, and walnut double vanity. Upstairs, four more bedrooms and two beautifully designed baths provide room for everyone. The fully finished lower level offers endless flexibility - from media lounge to home gym, playroom, or office - with its own full bath.

Outside, a wrap-around porch invites you to slow down with morning coffee or evening wine, while the landscaped rear garden is made for effortless entertaining. A two-bay garage and private driveway - a true luxury in Brooklyn - make coming and going a breeze.

Every inch of this home has been renewed or restored, from triple-pane Pella Reserve windows and Rockwool insulation to a 5-zone ducted climate system, new electrical and plumbing, CAT-6 wiring, and a discreet exterior camera system. Rich unlacquered brass hardware and bespoke millwork add a warm, artisanal touch throughout.

Here, you'll live at the best crossroads of Victorian Flatbush - just a 7-minute stroll to Prospect Park Parade Grounds and tennis courts (ask us about the private clay courts that are only two blocks away), and a block from Cortelyou Road's beloved cafés, restaurants, and year-round farmers market.

This is more than a home - it's a one-of-a-kind blend of past and present, ready to welcome its next chapter.