Vini wè sa a bèl kay de-famil ki renove ki sitiye nan kè Crown Heights / Weeksville, Brooklyn. Bati an 1899 e genyen yon livrezon vid, 1746 Dean Street ofri fleksibilite pou tou de itilizatè final ak envestisè. Kounye a, li konfigire kòm yon inite 3-cham, 1-bain sou yon inite jaden 1-2 cham, 1.5-bain, kay sa a gen tou yon gwo basen ak yon lave ak yon sèch ak depo pou itilize pa okipasyon tou de inite yo.

Pwopriyete a chita sou yon tè 20' x 107' ak yon gwo lakou prive—parfait pou vi deyò oswa elajman nan lavni. Avèk zonaj R6 ak yon FAR de 2.43, gen potansyèl devlopman enpòtan (jiska 5,220 SF ki ka bati). Sa a bèl gem anvan lagè a kenbe cham li pandan li ofri modènizasyon ak fasil pou retounen nan yon kay de-famil.

Sitiye jis yon ti distans de plizyè liy métro ak estasyon Citi Bike, kay sa a ofri pratik, espas, ak yon potansyèl pou kwasans alontèm nan youn nan katye ki pi istorik nan Brooklyn.

Come see this beautifully renovated two-family townhouse located in the heart of Crown Heights / Weeksville, Brooklyn. Built in 1899 and delivered vacant, 1746 Dean Street offers flexibility for both end-users and investors. Currently configured as a 3-bedroom, 1-bath unit over a 1–2 bedroom, 1.5-bath garden unit, this home also features a full basement with a washer & dryer and storage for for usage by the occupants of both units.

The property sits on a 20' x 107' lot with a large, private backyard—perfect for outdoor living or future expansion. With R6 zoning and a FAR of 2.43, there's significant development potential (up to 5,220 buildable SF). This pre-war gem retains its charm while offering modern upgrades and is easily convertible back to a single-family home.

Located just a short distance from multiple subway lines and Citi Bike stations, this home offers convenience, space, and long-term upside in one of Brooklyn’s most historic neighborhoods.