672 St Marks Avenue #1
Brooklyn, NY 11216

Introducing the exquisite duplex @ 672 St Mark's Ave, a remarkable residence situated in the vibrant heart of Crown Heights! This magnificent pre-war mansion, meticulously constructed with Roman Brick and Limestone, showcases an abundance of original and ornamental elements. Nestled on one of Brooklyn's most charming and picturesque streets, this duplex offers an expansive living space spanning approximately 3,600 square feet.... Impeccably restored and renovated, 672 St Mark's embodies the quintessential Brooklyn living experience: This townhouse-style presents a versatile 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom layout, can easily converted to a 5 bedroom for an expansive living. A luscious 1,600 square foot garden and backyard; an outdoor oasis in its own right. The top chef's kitchen seamlessly merges with the dining and great room, providing an ideal setting for hosting gatherings. With high-end stainless steel appliances, ample cabinetry, stone quartz countertops, and a wine fridge, the kitchen emanates both sophistication and practicality. Hardwood floors grace the entire residence, complemented by central-air split systems that ensure optimal comfort. The integration of original details, including decorative fireplaces, magnificent coffered 13-foot ceilings, wood paneling, stained glass windows, and striking 10-foot doors, creates a captivating blend of rustic modern style. The bathrooms are adorned with marble tiles, and the en-suite bath features a double vanity. Furthermore, the residence includes a washer/dryer hookup for added convenience. Situated on a captivating, tree-lined street, this residence is embraced by an abundance of natural sunlight throughout the day. The convenience of the express 3, A, and C subway lines being just minutes away ensures effortless commuting to Manhattan. Within a one-mile radius, an array of renowned cultural and historic landmarks await exploration, including the esteemed Brooklyn Museum, the captivating Prospect Park and Zoo, the majestic Grand Army Plaza Park, and the esteemed Brooklyn Public Library.