A ṣe atunṣe ọja ni iṣẹ́ pataki ni Ẹkun Itan Ditmas Park
1000 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn

Ẹnikẹni tó sọ pé kò sí gidi ile-iṣọ́ ni Brooklyn kò ti rí 1000 Ocean Avenue.

Àwọn oníṣàkóso olokiki George Palliser ṣe apẹrẹ rẹ ní ọdún 1899 fún olóṣèlú Wall Street George Van Ness àti ẹbí rẹ, ile pataki yi ni Ditmas Park ṣe àfihàn ìtàn àṣeyọrí Gilded Age Brooklyn. O ni fawọ́ ti 6,000 ẹsẹ onílé pẹ̀lú ile ọkọ ti o yapa patapata lori ilẹ to gbooro pẹ̀lú ọna ikọ̀kọ fún mọ́kànlá ọkọ—ìpèye àtúnṣe to ṣeé lò ní gbogbo àkókò.

Ika ihu ile yìí, pilastasi Corinthian, àti ferese Palladian n jẹ́ kó jẹ́ asá títí. Nínú, àwọn ògiri tó ga, ina mímu mẹ́rin (méjì n fi igi ṣiṣẹ́ àti méjì n fi gɛ́gẹ́), àti ẹsẹ́ àgbà ibùdó pẹ̀lú mẹ́ta oriṣiriṣi sẹẹli n ràn wá létí àtúnṣe ti àkókò to kọjá. Àwọn ferese to ni gilasi jigijigi n tan imọlẹ sí ilẹ̀ alára, nígbà tí àwọn parlors tó tóbi, ile-ikawe, àti yàrá ounje to yẹ́ kó tó wá àtẹ bọ́. Ní ọ̀pọ̀ yàrá, àwọn yàrá tó tóbi àti yàrá billiard n duro de atunse, gbogbo wọn ní abẹ́ àkàrà slate pẹ̀lú àwọn vallée copper.

Tí a fi tẹ́ ìkà Ditmas Park Historic Landmark District, ohun-ini yìí jẹ́ ànfààní lẹ́kan-ní-pìtù fún oníbàárà alákòóso láti padà sẹ́yìn ọkan lára àwọn ile pataki julọ ni Brooklyn. Bó tilẹ̀ jẹ́ pé o nílò atunṣe gbooro—níní àti jùlọ—ipilẹ́ ati ìtàn ìtàn yìí nfunni ni ipilẹ ti ko ni àfara fun ìmúlò fún tuntun.

Eyi jẹ́ ohun-ini itan ti a ti tọka si ti o nilo gbogbo atunṣe inú ati ita. Awọn onibara kẹ́rẹ́ ni.

A Restoration Masterpiece in Ditmas Park’s Historic District
1000 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn

Whoever said there are no true palaces in Brooklyn has never seen 1000 Ocean Avenue.

Designed in 1899 by the renowned architect George Palliser for Wall Street magnate George Van Ness and his family, this monumental Ditmas Park residence stands as a testament to Brooklyn’s Gilded Age grandeur. Nearly 6,000 square feet of living space and a fully detached carriage house rest on an expansive lot with a private drive accommodating multiple cars—an extraordinary offering in any era.

The home’s monumental temple front, Corinthian pilasters, and Palladian window evoke timeless architectural elegance. Inside, soaring ceilings, four fireplaces (two wood-burning and two gas), and the original grand staircase with three distinct spindle patterns reveal the artistry of a bygone age. leaded-glass windows illuminate the landing with light, while generous parlors, a library, and a formal dining room recall the home’s distinguished social life. Upstairs, large bedrooms and a billiard room await restoration, all beneath a slate roof with copper valleys.

Set within the Ditmas Park Historic Landmark District, this property is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for a visionary buyer to return one of Brooklyn’s most important residences to its former glory. Though in need of comprehensive restoration—inside and out—the structure’s integrity and provenance offer an unparalleled foundation for revival.


This is an historic landmarked property needing full interior and exterior restoration. Cash buyers only.