106 Garfield Place

106 Garfield takes its place as one of the most historically significant homes in Park Slope. It sits among a row of five intricately designed facades, which were built together c. 1892 by renowned architect Theodore Cooper. Each house is evocative of a particular European style and 106 Garfield Place is a stunning standout. It has remained in the same family for over 40 years and from the moment you enter you can feel that this home has been well loved and lovingly maintained. Beautiful original details have been thoughtfully preserved, including: three handsome decorative fireplaces, rich wainscoting, lovely plaster detail and the impressively carved newel posts and balusters. Its currently configured as an upper triplex with a garden rental, but could easily be converted to a grand single family home. The light and lovely parlor floor features an elegant living room, an open kitchen, a powder room and a sun-filled dining room. There is a large deck off the dining room, which steps down into a professionally landscaped south-facing garden overflowing with lush plantings and perennials. Head upstairs and there's room to spare in the spacious 3rd and 4th floor bedroom suites, complete with en-suite baths, dressing rooms and studies. Each room is generously proportioned and has its own distinctive architectural style and character. Springtime came early on Garfield Place. Don't miss this truly rare opportunity