"The so-called Pfizer Mansion, based at 280 Washington Avenue in Clinton Hill, is currently on the market for $9,375,000. Built in 1887, it's set on a double lot and boasts traditional, historic features that have been meticulously restored and updated to seamlessly blend in with the desires and mod-cons of contemporary living. It was commissioned by Pfizer co-founder Charles Erhart and designed by architect Marshall J. Morrill."
"Before its extensive and sympathetic modern renovation, the property found use as a Brooklyn Public Library annex and Catholic girls' school. Now, it's a "stunning", multi-storey home boasting seven bedrooms and six full bathrooms, as well as several half baths, which spans around 10,000 square feet. Content cannot be displayed without consent The Queen Anne-style home also has restored plaster moldings and stained glass throughout, which adds to its character and charm, alongside eight fireplaces and a working Otis elevator."
"The Queen Anne-style home is based in Brooklyn, NY, and boasts five floors with spacious bedrooms and bathrooms, as well as plenty of lounging space , but one feature in the basement has raised eyebrows A Brooklyn townhouse is on the market for millions of dollars and an unexpected detail in the basement has some people claiming they'd "never" want to leave."
The Pfizer Mansion at 280 Washington Avenue in Clinton Hill is listed for $9,375,000. The Queen Anne-style house was built in 1887, commissioned by Pfizer co-founder Charles Erhart and designed by Marshall J. Morrill. The property sits on a double lot and spans around 10,000 square feet across multiple floors. The home contains seven bedrooms, six full bathrooms, several half baths, restored plaster moldings, stained glass, eight fireplaces, and a working Otis elevator. The building previously served as a Brooklyn Public Library annex and a Catholic girls' school before a sympathetic modern renovation. An unexpected basement detail has prompted some to say they'd 'never' want to leave.
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