216 Carlton Avenue jẹ́ ile brownstone oníṣe Italianate otito ti o ti wa lati aarin ọgọrun ọdun 19, ti a tunṣe ati ṣe atunṣe si ibi isinmi ode oni lakoko ti a ti pa imuduro ti aṣa akọkọ rẹ ati iṣẹ ọna rẹ mọ. Ilé náà wa lori ilẹ 21’ x 100’ ati pe o kọja nipa 4,000 ẹsẹ onigun mẹrin kaakiri awọn itan mẹrin pẹlú ikọ̀, ile naa ni parlor ńlá pẹlu awọn ile ilẹ 12-ọ́tọ̀ tí ó ga ati awọn alaye ipilẹ iṣaaju ti o mọ, teresi ní ibi ipele yàrá ibè, ati ọgba kẹ́kẹ́ tó jinlẹ̀ ni ẹhin. Pẹlu yara marun, awọn baluwe mẹta, ati awọn itankalẹ oorun ti o dara, ile alailẹgbẹ yii jẹ ipese yíyá to nira ni ọkan ninu awọn ibùdó ti Fort Greene ti o ti fẹ́ràn jùlọ.

216 Carlton jẹ́ iha kan lati Fort Greene Park, ilẹ alawọ ewe ti Olmsted ṣe apẹrẹ ti o ni ìdákẹ́jẹ awọn aja, awọn kootu tẹnisi, ati awọn papa eré. Awọn olugbe Brooklyn lati ibòmiran n bọ́ sí ọjà awọn agbẹ ni Satidee fun awọn iṣẹ́ àgbègbè lati ọdọ awọn agbẹ kekere ati awọn ẹja ni gbogbo Northeast, ati si awọn ile onjẹ ti ipin Michelin ti o wa ni ọna DeKalb Avenue. Sunmọ, ipese naa jẹ́ pẹlẹpẹlẹ—kafi ni Bittersweet tabi Ẹka Ọfẹ Amanda, awọn pastries lati Peck's, tabi ounjẹ alẹ ni nọmba awọn ile-iṣẹ to ga julọ ni Brooklyn, lati Sailor si Roman's si Miss Ada si Theodora, lati darukọ diẹ. Fort Greene le jẹ́ àgbègbè tí ó tóbi jùlọ ni Brooklyn.

216 Carlton Avenue is an authentic Italianate-style brownstone dating from the mid-19th century, thoughtfully restored and renovated into a modern oasis while preserving the integrity of its original design and craftsmanship. Set on a 21’ x 100’ lot and spanning approximately 4,000 square feet across four stories plus a cellar, the home features a grand parlor with soaring 12-foot ceilings and pristine original details, a terrace off the primary bedroom floor, and a deep rear garden. With five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and excellent sunny exposures, this single-family residence is a rare rental offering on one of Fort Greene’s most desirable blocks.

216 Carlton is just one block from Fort Greene Park, the beloved Olmsted-designed green space featuring dog runs, tennis courts, and playgrounds. Brooklyn residents from near and far flock to the Saturday farmers’ market for local produce from small farmers and fishermen across the Northeast, and to the Michelin-level restaurants lining DeKalb Avenue. Close by, the offerings are abundant—coffee at Bittersweet or Amanda’s Good Morning Café, pastries from Peck’s, or dinner at a number of top-tier Brooklyn establishments, from Sailor to Roman’s to Miss Ada to Theodora, to name a few. Fort Greene may be Brooklyn’s most exciting neighborhood.