The brick and brownstone house at 422 4th Street in Park Slope is a striking late 19th-century row home with well-preserved original features like woodwork, wainscoting, and stained glass. While located just outside the Park Slope Historic District, its architectural integrity remains intact. Originally built by Moses & Fanton, the house has an unusual layout and showcases eclectic stylistic elements. It provides an opportunity for new owners to modernize it while preserving its charm. The interior features both bold floral influences and classic woodworking details.
This late 19th century row house in Park Slope is beautifully maintained with original woodwork and provides opportunities for stylish renovations, retaining much of its historic charm.
Despite some early construction difficulties, this distinctive house showcases eclectic architectural details, including arched entries and stained glass, reflecting the creative vision of its architects.
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