409 2nd Street

Twenty foot wide rare gem located on one of Brooklyn's most beautiful tree lined blocks in the heart of Park Slope. This pre-WW I era structure receives glorious morning and afternoon sun and light and has big bay windows facing south on all three stories. There are 6 skylights in the house plus it boasts many original details including 5 distinguished marble fireplace mantels, rich wood wide plank floors, trim moldings, original wood pocket shutters, tin ceilings and stained-glass transoms. There is an eat-in kitchen leading to the serine award winning landscaped garden. There are many generous sized rooms here as is with the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom is located off the large rear deck with stairs leading to the garden.
Currently configured as a spacious single family with 2 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms; it has a good size workable floor plan to facilitate the addition of more bedrooms and bathrooms. This home was converted from a legal two family gives you the choice to physically convert it back as an income producing property.
Ideal for grilling and chilling with family and friends, the garden is paradise and is easily accessed from the ground floor kitchen (no need to carry all those groceries upstairs). The dining area is off the kitchen and leads to a huge living room.
There is basement with washer and dryer wine cellar and copious storage space.
Perfectly located only 3 blocks from Prospect Park, one block from PS 321. MS 51 is a three minute walk. Manhattan is very accessible with subways in all directions. Short walk to 2,3,4,5,N,R,B,D,Q, and LIRR trains.
Located with a plethora of delicious restaurants nearby on 5th and 7th Avenues and much cultural stimulation at the Brooklyn Museum, Main Brooklyn Library, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Prospect Park Zoo, Brooklyn Academy of Music (Including BAM Rose Cinemas) , Brooklyn Children's Museum, Plaza Weekly and Washington Park Green Markets and Old Stone House.
Built on a 20 x 100 foot lot, add your own touch to this beautiful home. "It's got great bones!"