186 Washington Avenue

Welcome to 186 Washington Ave. Where old-world charm meets bohemian chic. Located on Washington Ave between Myrtle and Willoughby, this two-family, extra deep four-story brownstone is the perfect opportunity for townhouse living for the savvy buyer who's seeking a charming 2-bedroom duplex over a 2-bedroom duplex with both units featuring private outdoor space. The lower duplex's parlor deck leads to a blue stone-paved garden rimmed with perennials and fig trees while the upper duplex offers a roof deck with breathtaking views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline. As you walk into the parlor floor you immediately feel the grand space with 11' ceilings and 45-foot depth. The living room, kitchen, and powder room are a perfect blend of entertaining and comfortable living. The spacious classic kitchen has double-height custom cabinetry and extra-wide wood plank floors. This home maintains its original aura with details throughout and at the same time presents updated finishes, including modern windows and new HVAC units on the parlor and garden levels. The garden level has two large bedrooms, one bathroom with washer and dryer, and French doors that lead out to the back yard. The upper duplex welcomes you with a gracious foyer. The open kitchen is located to the right and the large living room on the left and in the hallway is a nook perfectly outfitted for an office. The kitchen is finished with extensive custom cabinetry and has custom extra-wide plank floors throughout the apartment. All rooms are flooded with sunlight and have been meticulous finishing. The beautiful bathroom is luxurious and adorned with a skylight. Additional details include original mantles and a vented washer and dryer. Considered one of the most beautiful streets of Brooklyn, Washington Avenue is framed by a canopy of trees that shade the wide sidewalks and deep front gardens of brownstones. You will be perfectly located to take advantage of all the fun and conveniences that Clinton Hill and Fort Greene have to offer such as The Finch and sisters, the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Pratt Institute, Fort Greene Park, and for weekends, the Brooklyn Flea and the local Farmers Market.