Kaabọ si 256 Decatur Street — ile nla Renaissance Revival brownstone ni ọkan ninu itan Stuyvesant Heights, Bedford-Stuyvesant. Ti a ṣe ni ọdun 1899 nipasẹ onimọ-ọrọ olokiki Magnus Dahlander, ile mẹrin, idile mẹta yii gbooro ju awọn ẹsẹ mẹrin, awọn ẹkẹta ti o ni deede ti o dapọ pẹlu alaye ile ti ko ni akoko pẹlu irọrun igbalode.

Gba iwọle lati ṣawari oju brownstone ti o ni iwa, iṣẹ ọwọ igi atilẹba alaragbayida, awọn mantels ohun ọṣọ meje, awọn transoms gilasi ti a fa ajara, ati agba double parlor pẹlu awọn ilẹkun giga ati awọn ferese tobi ti o fa imọlẹ adayeba si inu ile.

Pese awọn yara gbogbo meje ati awọn baluwe marun ni awọn ẹya mẹta ti a ṣe apẹrẹ daradara, ile naa n pese irọrun fun gbigba owo kirẹditi, ìgbépọ iṣẹlẹ, tabi iyipada si ile kan ti o tobi fun idile kan. Ibi-itan ti ara ẹni ti o ni iwa mimọ nfunni ni igbadun ita, nigba ti ibè to ni igi n ṣeto ọ ni awọn aaya lati igba ti a ṣe “Bed-Stuy” ti o ni ibiti ounjẹ, rira, ati awọn ibi aṣa. Iwọle ti o rọrun si awọn ọkọ oju-irin A ati C ni idaniloju gbigbe laisi wahala si Manhattan.

256 Decatur Street nṣe anfani alailẹgbẹ lati ni apakan ti ẹkọ ayaworan Brooklyn — ile oniruru kan pẹlu itan ati anfani.

Welcome to 256 Decatur Street — a magnificent Renaissance Revival brownstone in the heart of historic Stuyvesant Heights, Bedford-Stuyvesant. Designed in 1899 by renowned architect Magnus Dahlander, this four-story, three-family residence spans over 4,400 square feet and masterfully blends timeless architectural detail with modern livability.

Step inside to discover a stately brownstone façade, exquisite original woodwork, seven decorative mantels, stained-glass transoms, and an expansive double parlor with soaring ceilings and oversized windows that bathe the interiors in natural light.

Offering seven bedrooms and five bathrooms across three thoughtfully designed units, the home provides flexibility for generating rental income, multigenerational living, or conversion into a grand single-family residence. A serene private backyard offers a peaceful outdoor escape, while the tree-lined block situates you moments from Bed-Stuy’s vibrant dining, shopping, and cultural destinations. Convenient access to the A and C trains ensures a seamless commute into Manhattan.

256 Decatur Street presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Brooklyn’s architectural heritage—an elegant home with both history and possibility.