This Brooklyn Heights apartment is a blend of historical charm and modern convenience, with period details and a renovated kitchen, priced at a premium.
Originally constructed in 1900, the building reflects its era’s architectural style, highlighted by its bow-fronted design and Ionic-columned entry, with historical significance tied to George E. Lovett.
Inside, the apartment maintains its original layout and period features, including wood floors and a built-in china cabinet, while providing modern amenities like in-unit laundry.
The living room, characterized by large windows and elegant design, serves as a centerpiece, showcasing both the spaciousness and the classic details retained within the residence.
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