Grand, Grander, Grandest - pẹlu aaye lati dagbasoke sinu awọn ala rẹ.

Kaabọ si ọkan ninu awọn ohun iye ọlọrọ ti Prospect Park South: ile igbadun kan ni igun 1905 lori ilẹ wiwọ 125' x 100' ti o dabi pe o jẹ ọgba ikọkọ ju ẹhin ile lọ. Ti a ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ onimọ-ọrọ olokiki John Petit, ile yii ni a kọ pẹlu ẹwa, imọlẹ, ati igbesi aye to rọ. Lati ibẹrẹ, ile naa n mu itẹwọgba àkòkò. Pọọchy ti o gbooro 688 sq ft, jinlẹ, ti a bo tan ka gbogbo oju omi, aaye pipe fun kọfi owurọ tabi lati kópa pẹlu awọn agbegbe. Ilẹ ti ile naa ni a kun pẹlu awọn igi to dagba ati awọn iwẹ ti o ni itara, ayika alailẹgbẹ ti ikọkọ ati alaafia ninu ọkan ninu awọn agbegbe itan ti Brooklyn, ni ọsẹ kan lati awọn ile ounjẹ ati awọn ile itaja to gaju ti Cortelyou Road. Ko wọpọ: awọn ọna meji - ọkan pẹlu garaji ti o so mọ - pese ọpọlọpọ awọn aṣayan ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ, ilé ẹwa gidi ni ilu.

Ninu, ilẹ-ọna iwaju ti o ni ipa pẹlu gilasi rẹ ati awọn irinṣẹ brass atilẹba ṣi silẹ si foyer ti o ni itara nibiti awọn orule giga, awọn ogiri igi atilẹba, ati imọlẹ adayeba ti o pọ ṣe atunkọ ohun. Ni apa ọtun, yara igbeyawo nla pẹlu orule ẹkọ mẹwa ati pẹpẹ ina igi n pe fun awọn apejọ nla ati awọn alẹ idakẹjẹ, lakoko ti awọn ferese àgbàdo ti o dojukọ guusu n ṣiṣẹda aaye ina ti o ni itunu. Ni apa osi, yara ti o le ni irọrun pẹlu awọn iwoye meji n jẹ ayika ile ọfiisi pipe, ile ikawe, tabi yara orin. Si iwaju, yara ijeun ti o yatọ pẹlu orule oval, ti o ni pẹpẹ ina rẹ, n ṣiṣẹda awọn aworan ti awọn ounjẹ ayeye ati awọn ayẹyẹ isinmi, lakoko ti yara oorun ti o ni koto, ti a ti ṣe pẹlu awọn pẹpẹ ti o ni koto, tun jẹ ẹwà fun awọn ohun ọgbin tabi awọn iṣẹ ìmọ́. Pantri ti olutọju, pẹlu awọn ile oníṣòwò atilẹba, n dojukọ si ile kẹkẹ, ti o wo pẹpẹ ati ọgba. Yara idọti ati yara idoti pari ipele yii.

Ni oke, ilẹ keji nfunni ni awọn yara sunmọ mẹrin, awọn ibugbe igun bitikaka ati awọn iwẹ mẹta, pẹlu suite akọkọ pẹlu pẹpẹ ina tirẹ, iwẹ ti o so mọ, ati awọn ibi eegun meji pẹlu ọkan ti o le wọ. Ọkan ninu awọn yara naa ni agbegbe ọfiisi ti o so mọ ati iraye si ọgba ikọkọ nipasẹ ẹrọ iná ẹhin, ṣiṣẹda suite alejo pipe, awọn kẹya au pair, tabi iwoye iṣẹ-ṣaaju. Ilẹ kẹta n fa awọn anfani siwaju sii pẹlu awọn orule ti o nahi ati iwọn to dara, nfunni ni awọn yara meji ti o ni imọlẹ diẹ sii, ati yara miiran ti o le ọ (ronu yara tẹlifisiọnu, ile-ẹkọ yoga, yara ere, tabi ipilẹ ti o ni ẹwa!).

Awọn alaye ile-ọrọ itan ni gbogbo ibi duro ni intact: awọn ilẹ igi pẹlu inlay mahogany, awọn ferese ti o ni awọ ati ti o ni ikolu, awọn moldings ipilẹ jinlẹ, ati awọn ohun elo ti a ṣe daradara n pese itura, iwa, ati ifamọra ti ko ni iwọn.

Prospect Park South ni a ṣe akiyesi gẹgẹ bi "agbegbe inu ilu," ati loni o tun ṣaṣeyọri iyẹn. Awọn ọna igi ti o gbooro, awọn ilẹ ti o tobi, awọn ọna ikọkọ, awọn garaji ati awọn pọọchy ti o ni itara n ṣẹda iwa alailẹgbẹ agbegbe. Nikan awọn kikọ lati Prospect Park funra rẹ, Q train, ati ọpọlọpọ awọn kafe, awọn ile ounjẹ, awọn iṣẹ lẹhin ile-iwe, ati awọn ile itaja ti Cortelyou Road ati Church Avenue, ipo yii nfunni ni irọrun ilu ati agbegbe ilu kekere. Awọn aṣa agbegbe lododun gẹgẹbi iṣe Gig lori pọọchy, Parada Halloween ni Albemarle, Artmageddon, ati Ṣiṣowo Awọn ọna ti Flatbush n ṣe idaniloju pe igbesi aye nibi jẹ bi igbadun bi o ti lẹwa.

Grand, Grander, Grandest - with room to grow into your dreams.

Welcome to one of Prospect Park South's rare gems: a stately 1905 corner residence on a 125' x 100' double lot that feels more like a private park than a backyard. Designed by noted architect John Petit, this home was built with elegance, light, and gracious living in mind - and it still delivers today. From the first approach, the home makes an impression. A sweeping 688 sq ft, deep, covered porch stretches across the facade, the perfect spot for morning coffee or catching up with neighbors. The home's enormous property is filled with mature trees and lush plantings, a unique setting of privacy and tranquility in the heart of one of Brooklyn's most celebrated historic districts, just one block from the vibrant restaurants and shops of Cortelyou Road. Rarely found: two driveways - one with an attached garage - provide multiple parking options, a true luxury in the city.

Inside, the impressive front door with its glass and original brass hardware opens to a gracious foyer where high ceilings, original wood wainscoting, and abundant natural light set the tone. To the right, the enormous living room with its ten-foot beamed coffered ceiling and wood-burning fireplace invites both large gatherings and quiet evenings, while south-facing bay windows create a cozy sunlit nook. To the left, a flexible room with two exposures makes an ideal home office, library, or music room. Straight ahead, the unusual oval formal dining room, complete with its own fireplace, conjures images of milestone dinners and holiday celebrations, while a sunny, basketweave tiled sunroom beyond is equally suited to plants or creative pursuits. The butler's pantry, with original cabinetry, abuts the windowed kitchen, overlooking the deck and garden. A powder room and mudroom complete this level.

Upstairs, the second floor offers four spacious, corner bedrooms and two full baths, including a primary suite with its own fireplace, ensuite bath, and two closets including a walk-in. One of the bedrooms has an adjoining office area and private garden access via the back staircase, creating the perfect guest suite, au pair quarters, or private work-from-home retreat. The third floor expands the possibilities even further with its peaked ceilings and generous proportions, offering two more sunny bedrooms, and another flex-room (think media room, yoga studio, playroom, or spa-like retreat!).

Historic architectural details throughout remain intact: hardwood parquet floors with mahogany inlay, stained and leaded glass windows, deep baseboard moldings, and finely crafted built-ins provide warmth, character, and timeless appeal.

Prospect Park South was envisioned as a "suburb within the city," and today it still fulfills that promise. Wide tree-lined streets, oversized lots, private driveways, garages and gracious porches create a unique neighborhood character. Just blocks from Prospect Park itself, the Q train, and the many cafes, restaurants, after-school activities, and shops of Cortelyou Road and Church Avenue, the location offers both city convenience and small-town community. Annual neighborhood traditions such as Operation Gig porch concerts, Halloween Parade on Albemarle, Artmageddon, and the Flatbush Artist Studio Tour ensure that life here is as vibrant as it is beautiful.