Bati nan ane 1850 yo nan stil Revival Grèk, 44 Butler Street se yon grand kay brick ki gen 25 pye lajè ak yon pozisyon envye nan Cobble Hill sou yon blòk solèy ki gen ti trafik. Kay sa a bèl lotel gen anpil detay istorik, ki gen ladan mantèl chemine an marb nwa elegant, plafon tin, eskalye orijinal, planch subfloors laj, ak plis ankò. Okòmansman bati kòm yon kay pou yon sèl fanmi, 44 Butler Street kounye a konfigure kòm yon kay pou 3 fanmi ki gen yon duplex sou katye/jaden ki gen yon cellar ak yon voye, ak de apatman ki fèt atravè anlè. Li ta fasil adapte 44 Butler Street pou itilize kòm yon kay pou 1-fanmi oswa 2-fanmi. Zoning pèmèt ajoute plis pase 800 pye kare anplis.

Lè ou tounen lakay ou nan 44 Butler Street, ou pral monte yon gwo marche epi antre nan yon sal antre espasyal ak planch laj, plafon ki leve prèske 11 pye wo ak limyè ki flote desann soti nan yon gwo fenèt sou platfòm eskalye anlè. Duplex jaden/kabann lan gen yon gwo salon ak de chemine marb nwa orijinal ak yon kwizin solèy. Kwizin nan soti sou yon gwo teras ki fè fas a sid ki depase yon gwo ak fon lakou dèyè a. Oaz sa a ki trankil soti nan bruyans vil la se yon bèl kote pou detann, resevwa zanmi, ak jwi lavi chak jou.

Plafon sal la gen yon douch ki byen kache nan bò eskalye a ki mennen nan nivo jaden, kote ou ap jwenn twa chanm dòmi, yon gwo twalèt, ak yon gwo sal pou lave. Nan dèyè a, pòt vè yo louvri sou yon patio briyok prive.

Anwo a ou pral jwenn de apatman ki fè atravè ki an bon kondisyon e pare pou lwe. Limyè ap flote tout jounen an gras a oryantasyon nò-sid bilding lan. Olye de bilding atravè lari a, gen yon lakou jwe ki bay bèl vi sou Downtown Brooklyn ak limyè enpresyonan. Bò sid la tou jwenn bon limyè, kontwole pwofondè gen anpil nan lakou dèyè yo ak pwofil ba kay yo sou Douglass Street.

44 Butler Street gen yon karakteristik istorik amizan ki ra wè nan vil New York. Pandan ke kèk kay yo ka genyen jis yon ti espas depo anba marche a, 44 Butler Street genyen mach eskalye ki mennen desann nan yon voye ki fèt an briyok ki gen yon longè apeprè 25 pye ak yon plafon dom. Pandan li enposib pou konnen kijan divès gad yo nan 44 Butler Street ka itilize espas sa a ki enteresan pandan 170 + ane ki pase yo, fòk ou ka fasilman imajine li jodi a kòm yon cave diven, atelye, sal distraksyon, zòn lwazi nan estil speak-easy, ak plis ankò.

44 Butler Street tou prè renome restoran, boutik, pak ak lòt amenite ki fè Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, Carroll Gardens ak Brooklyn Heights vin popilè. Jis alentou kwen an sou Court Street ak Smith Street ou pral jwenn yon seri nan favori voisin ki gen ladan yon libreri endepandan ki renmen ki rele Books Are Magic, Poetica Coffee, Clover Club, Levant sou Smith, Union Market, Court Street Pastry Shop ak plis ankò. Pou yon vwayaj rapid nan Manhattan ak rès vil la, estasyon F/G se jis kèk blòk lwen. Liy 2, 3, 4, 5, R, A, ak C yo tou fasil aksesib, ak Ferry Pier 6 a tou prè nan Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Pote kontraktè ou ak achitèk ou epi fè kay istorik Cobble Hill sa a vin dekouw pou pwochen chapit ou nan Brooklyn.

Built in the 1850’s in the Greek Revival style, 44 Butler Street is a grand 25 ft wide brick townhouse with an enviable position in Cobble Hill on a sunny low-traffic block. This gorgeous home retains many historic details, including elegant marble fireplace mantles, tin ceilings, the original staircase, wide plank subfloors, and much more. Originally built as a single-family, 44 Butler Street is currently configured as a 3-family comprising a garden/parlor floor duplex with a cellar and vault, and two floor-through apartments above. It would be easy to adapt 44 Butler Street for use as a 1-family or 2-family townhouse. Zoning allows for the addition of over 800 additional square feet.

Coming home to 44 Butler Street, you’ll ascend a wide stoop and enter into a spacious entry hall with wide plank floors, ceilings that soar close to 11-feet high and light that streams down from a large window on the staircase landing above. The garden/parlor floor duplex features a large parlor with two original black marble fireplaces and a sunny kitchen. The kitchen steps out to a large south-facing terrace perched over a deep and wide backyard. This tranquil oasis from the bustle of the city is a wonderful place to relax, entertain, and enjoy everyday life.

The parlor floor includes a half bath nicely tucked off the staircase that leads to the garden level, where you’ll find three bedrooms, a large bathroom, and a spacious laundry room. In the back glass doors open to a private brick patio.

Upstairs you’ll find two floor-through apartments which are in good condition and ready to be rented. Light streams in all day long thanks to the building’s north-south orientation. Instead of buildings across the street, there’s a playground which provides for stunning unobstructed views of Downtown Brooklyn and tremendous light. The south facing side also gets great light, given the generous depth of the block’s backyards and the low profile of the houses on Douglass Street.

44 Butler Street includes a fun historic feature rarely seen in New York City. Whereas some townhouses will include just a bit of storage space underneath the stoop, 44 Butler Street has steps that lead down to a sprawling approximately 25-foot long vault with a domed ceiling. While it’s impossible to know how various stewards of 44 Butler Street may have used this intriguing space over its 170 + year history, one could easily envision it today as a wine-cellar, workshop, rec room, speak-easy style entertainment area, and much more.

44 Butler Street is close to the renowned restaurants, boutiques, parks and other amenities that have made Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, Carroll Gardens and Brooklyn Heights famous. Just around the corner on Court Street and Smith Street you’ll find an array of neighborhood favorites including a beloved independent bookstore called Books Are Magic, Poetica Coffee, Clover Club, Levant on Smith, Union Market, the Court Street Pastry Shop and much more. For a quick commute to Manhattan and the rest of the city, the F/G station is just a couple blocks away. The 2, 3, 4, 5, R, A, and C lines are also easily accessible, and the Pier 6 Ferry is nearby at Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Bring your contractor and architect and make this historic Cobble Hill townhouse the backdrop for your next chapter in Brooklyn.