售$399萬5 - 420 8th Street, Park Slope, NY 11215｜ID # RLS20077399

僅可透過預約參觀。420號位於風景如畫、樹木成蔭的第八街上，是19世紀末布魯克林住宅建築的傑出範例，擁有大量保留完好的歷史細節。該房屋由建築師威廉·M·卡爾德設計，無可挑剔的維護使它體現了定義帕克坡的經典新古典主義風格。

這座房屋富有特色和建築完整性，提供了寬敞的空間，擁有超過4,000平方英尺的居住空間（不包括維護良好的地下室），分佈在四個可通行的公寓中，均可直接入住。高聳的天花板和慷慨的房間布局為尋求單戶或多戶配置的最終用戶或投資者/開發商提供了理想的畫布。

陽光透過大型窗戶傾瀉進來，照亮了房屋的原始工藝。每一層都有一個燃木壁爐，原始木工的完整性更是不言而喻。該建築目前被配置為四戶住宅，但可以輕鬆改建為單戶住宅或擁有上層創收單元的二合一住宅。

該地點距離前景公園以及第七大街上充滿活力的商店和餐廳（包括Pasta Louise、Vato、Runner Up / Winner、Bar Toto、Ottava和Saint Eve's）僅幾步之遙，位置優越。此外，房屋也方便位於第七大街F線地鐵站附近。

這樣具有歷史意義和建築存在感的房產很少出現在市場上，尤其是這幾年來如此用心維護的物業。

OPEN HOUSES BY APPT ONLY. Nestled on picturesque, tree-lined 8th Street, 420 is a distinguished example of late 19th-century Brooklyn residential architecture, boasting extensive preserved historic detail throughout. Designed by architect William M. Calder, this impeccably maintained home embodies the classic Neo-Grec style that defines Park Slope.

Rich in character and architectural integrity, the home offers gracious proportions, with over 4,000 square feet of living space (excluding the well-maintained cellar) spread across four floor-through apartments, all in live-in condition. Soaring ceilings and generous room layouts provide an ideal canvas for an end user seeking a single or multi-family configuration, or an investor/developer.

Sunlight pours through large windows, illuminating the home’s original craftsmanship. Each floor features a wood-burning fireplace, and the integrity of the original woodwork cannot be overstated. The building is currently configured as a four-family residence but could easily be converted to a single-family home or an owner’s duplex with income-generating units above.

Situated just steps from Prospect Park and the vibrant shops and restaurants of 7th Avenue—including Pasta Louise, Vato, Runner Up / Winner, Bar Toto, Ottava, and Saint Eve's—the location speaks for itself. The home is also conveniently located near the 7th Avenue F train station.

Rarely does a property of such historic significance and architectural presence come to market—especially one that has been so thoughtfully maintained over the years.