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位於1849年建成，自1969年以來由同一家族擁有的46號威洛街，提供了一個罕見的機會，可以在布魯克林高地一條寧靜的低交通街道上恢復或重新想象這座標誌性的21英尺寬的磚砌聯排別墅。

46號威洛街是四座希臘復興圓柱廊聯排別墅中唯一倖存的一座，現在被1965年建成的兩座獲獎現代主義房屋所包圍，這種對比吸引了建築觀察者的注意。對街的四座圓柱廊房屋展示了原本的建築行列。在《布魯克林建築指南》中，法蘭西斯·莫龍提到了這四座房屋，並寫道：「46號威洛街是一座完全相同設計的單獨房屋，彷彿它原本是這一行列的一部分，但決定更喜歡獨自生活，並搬到了街對面。」

回到46號威洛街，您將通過房子的原始鐵藝大門及前花園進入一個帶有雙層港口和喚起過去時代的柱子的寬敞門廊。裡面您會發現一系列優雅的空間，設計比例和尺度完美。許多歷史細節仍然保存完好，包括原始樓梯、寬板地板和四個壁爐——其中一個用黑色Portero大理石裝飾，該大理石曾用於最精緻的布魯克林聯排別墅及原始的華爾道夫-亞斯托里亞酒店。

客廳樓層擁有十英尺高的天花板，包括一個前客廳、一個大型的吃進厨房和一個全窗浴室。樓上有四間大型臥室、三個多用途側房、兩個步入式衣櫃和另一個全窗浴室。花園層隱藏在街道之外，有一個樓梯通向前院。在後面，花園層的門徒的背後與後院在同一水平上，這為建築設計提供了多種選擇。您會發現，寬敞的後院，現在被常春藤裝飾，光線很好。這是發揮您綠色手指的理想場所，或僅僅是放鬆、招待朋友和享受日常生活的完美之地。

對於那些有幸在過去175年裡生活在威洛街上的人來說，這個安靜的住所被稱為威洛鎮，成為城市繁忙生活中的避風港。雖然每年春天的街市可能讓您感覺像是在小鎮生活，但布魯克林高地和科布爾希爾的知名餐廳、商店及其他設施都在附近，包括River Deli、Colonie、Chez Moi、Hibino、Henry Public、Long Island Bar等。Trader Joe's、Sahadi's和Della Pietra's也在附近。布魯克林大橋公園幾乎就在您家門口，提供從泡菜球到日落瑜伽等各種活動。2/3、4/5、F、G、R和A/C地鐵站以及位於6號碼頭的紐約市渡輪也在附近，可以快速前往曼哈頓及城市其他地方。在這個罕見的歷史瑰寶上市時，隨時可以帶上您的承包商和建築師，共同考慮這個不同尋常住所的可能性。

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Built in 1849 and owned by the same family since 1969, 46 Willow Place presents a rare opportunity to restore or reimagine an iconic 21-foot-wide brick townhouse on a serene low-traffic street just one block long in Brooklyn Heights.

The sole survivor of a row of four Greek Revival colonnade townhouses, 46 Willow Place is now framed by two award-winning Modernist houses built in 1965, a contrast which has fascinated architectural observers. Across the street four colonnaded houses show how the row would have looked originally. In “An Architectural Guidebook to Brooklyn,” Francis Morrone references that quartet and writes that “46 Willow Place is a single house of exactly the same design, as though it were originally a part of the row but decided it preferred living on its own and moved across the street.”

Coming home to 46 Willow Place, you’ll enter through the house’s original wrought iron gate and front garden to a wide porch with a double-height portico and columns evocative of a bygone era. Inside you will find an elegant procession of spaces, designed with perfect scale and proportion. Many historic details remain, including the original staircase, wide plank floors, and four fireplaces -- including one clad with black Portero marble, which was used in the finest Brooklyn townhouses and in the original Waldorf Astoria Hotel.

The parlor floor is graced with ceilings ten feet high and comprises a front parlor, a large eat-in kitchen, and a full windowed bath. Upstairs there are four large bedrooms, three multi-purpose side rooms, two walk-in closets, and another full windowed bath. The garden level, which is hidden from the street, has a stairwell that leads discreetly up to the front yard. In the back, the garden level steps out on the same level as the backyard, which allows for an array of architectural design options. You’ll find that the spacious backyard, which is currently festooned with ivy, gets great light. It is a perfect place to put your green thumb to good use or simply to relax, entertain and enjoy everyday life.

Known as Willowtown to those lucky enough to have lived on Willow Place over the past 175 years, this quiet enclave is a refuge from the bustle of the city. While the street fair each spring may make you feel like you’re living in a small town, the acclaimed restaurants, shops and other amenities of Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill are all close by. These include the River Deli, Colonie, Chez Moi, Hibino, Henry Public, the Long Island Bar, and many others. Trader Joe's, Sahadi's, and Della Pietra's are also nearby. Brooklyn Bridge Park is practically at your doorstep, offering everything from pickleball to sunset yoga. The 2/3, 4/5, F, G, R, and A/C subway stations and the NYC Ferry at Pier 6 are within close range for a quick commute to Manhattan and the rest of the city. While this rare historic gem is on the market, feel free to bring your contractor and architect as you consider the possibilities for an uncommon residence.