歡迎來到太平洋街433號，這是一座保存完好的雙家庭寶藏，首次公開售賣已超過25年。這棟房子富有原創細節，經過精心呵護，充滿靈魂和光線的氛圍，散發著溫暖和個性。房屋的佈局為業主的雙層公寓位於大廳和花園層，而額外的雙層公寓則佔據第三和第四層，這座美麗的房子在優雅中帶著些許古怪，並且還能產生收入！然而，想要將此物業改建為宏偉單家庭住宅，或恢復原有的業主三層公寓及獨立花園公寓的人，則可以輕鬆實現，因為賣家的周到設計考量和翻新工作。

該房產位於博魯姆山歷史區最具典型的樹蔭街道之一，這棟1856年的房屋，展現了人們對於排屋生活的所有期待：迷人的意大利式建築、杜洛克柱、迷人的紅磚，以及一個由鑄鐵門圍起的迷人前花園。

進入建築後，讓人印象深刻的21英尺寬、42英尺深的空間，立即讓你感受到大廳層高達11英尺4英寸的天花板高度。在這裡，你進入業主的雙層公寓，彷彿時光膠囊般，展現了舊時代的優雅。在朝南的客廳中，原始的飾板和繁複的天花板浮雕恰到好處地高懸於兩座端莊的大理石壁爐之上，而十英寸寬的結疤松地板（貫穿整個房屋）也彰顯出這個家族的特質，原始的蝕刻式口袋門通向寬敞的餐廳和俯瞰綠意盎然後花園的廚房。

樓下的朝南客房擁有裸露的磚牆、充足的衣櫥空間、一個裝飾性壁爐和相鄰的全浴室。穿過迷人的拱形門檻，你進入了臥室套間，裡面配有小書房、木爐、鋁板天花板、帶窗的套間浴室，並可以無阻地通往48英尺的花園，裡面種植著成熟的常綠樹和花灌木。從這一層可以通過花園層的入口進入太平洋街，還可以進入整座房屋的地下室，裡面有無盡的儲藏空間，地下室還配有洗衣機和乾衣機。

沿著緩緩曲線的樓梯上到第三樓，位於上層的雙層公寓提供了寬敞的居住空間，展現了真實的個性。這個公寓的下層配置為3間臥室、2間浴室和一個書房，明亮的客廳擁有寬敞的面積和木爐，大型翻新的廚房有自己的操作壁爐和全浴室。在上層有三間優雅的臥室、充足的衣櫥空間、帶洗衣機/乾衣機的全窗浴室，以及位於樓梯間的天窗，照亮了上層和樓梯。

太平洋街433號曾是被稱為華盛頓廣場的一部分，因為它與喬治·華盛頓試圖在美國獨立戰爭期間保衛布魯克林和後來的曼哈頓相關。當19世紀布魯克林開發商約翰·多赫提和邁克爾·穆雷重建該街區時，添加了前花園以紀念這個社區的歷史。進入20世紀，來自愛爾蘭、意大利和德國的移民湧入，將許多物業改建為多家庭居住單位，謹慎地不改變那些界定這片區域美感的外觀。多年來，博魯姆山發展成為一個多元化的紐約人社區，他們珍惜這些迷人的樹-lined街道、友好的社區魅力和現代便利設施。在幾個街區內，有眾多餐廳、咖啡館、商店、服務機構、學校，以及包括A、B、C、D、F、G、N、R、Q、2、3和4、5號地鐵線在內的無數公共交通選擇。

不要錯過這個擁有布魯克林歷史的一部分並同時打造自己的家園的機會！

Welcome to 433 Pacific Street, a beautifully well-preserved two-family treasure offered for the first time in over 25 years. Rich with original detail and lovingly cared for, this soulful, light-filled home exudes warmth and character. Laid out with an owner's duplex on the parlor and garden levels, and an additional duplex apartment occupying the third and fourth floors, this mid-block beauty is as elegant as she is whimsical--and income-producing as well! However, those who want to convert the property to a magnificent single family or restore the original layout as an owner's triplex and separate garden apartment, can do so easily thanks to the seller's thoughtful, conversion-conscious renovation.

Located on one of the most quintessential tree-lined blocks in Boerum Hill's Historic District, the approach to this 1856 home is everything one looks for in townhouse living: attractive Italianate architecture, Doric pilasters, handsome red brick, and a charming front-facing garden enclosed behind a cast iron gate.

Upon entering the building, which is an impressive 21-feet wide and 42' deep, you're instantly struck by the parlor level's 11'4" ceiling heights. It's here that you enter the owner's duplex which opens to a time capsule of grace from a bygone era. In the south-facing living area, original mouldings and intricate ceiling medallions perch tastefully above two stately marble fireplaces and ten inch-wide knotty pine floors (present throughout the home), while original etched pocket doors lead to a spacious dining room and kitchen overlooking the lush, rear garden.

Downstairs, the south-facing guest bedroom features exposed brick, ample closet space, a decorative fireplace and adjacent full bathroom in the hall. North through charming arched thresholds, you enter the primary suite replete with a small alcove office, wood-burning stove, a tin ceiling, an en-suite windowed bath and unbridled access to the 48-foot garden festooned with a mix of mature evergreens and flowering shrubs. Waking up never looked so pretty! From this level you can access Pacific Street through the garden level entry and also the cellar, which is the full footprint of the house bearing endless storage. The cellar is also equipped with a washer/dryer.

Up the gently curving staircase and approached from the third floor, the upper level duplex offers spacious accommodations with authentic personality. Configured as a 3 BR/2 BA + study, the duplex's lower level boasts a generously-scaled, light-filled living room with a wood-burning fireplace, a large renovated eat-in kitchen with its own working fireplace and a full bathroom. On the upper level are three gracious bedrooms, ample closet space, a full windowed bathroom with washer/dryer and a crowning stairwell skylight that illuminates the upper floors and staircase below.

433 Pacific Street was once part of an area referred to as Washington Place for its association to George Washington's attempt to defend Brooklyn and later Manhattan during the Revolutionary War. When the block was rebuilt in the 1800s as a cluster of row houses by Brooklyn developers, John Doherty & Michael Murray, front gardens were added to memorialize the neighborhood's history. At the turn of the century, an influx of immigrants from Ireland, Italy and Germany converted many of the properties into multi-family dwellings, mindful not to alter the handsome exteriors which define the area's beauty today. Over the years, Boerum Hill has grown into a diverse community of New Yorkers who relish the charming tree-lined streets, friendly neighborhood appeal and modern conveniences. Within a few blocks are numerous restaurants, cafes, shops, services, schools and countless public transit options to include the A,B,C,D,F,G,N,R,Q, 2,3, and 4,5 subway lines.

Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of Brooklyn history while making your own!