Nan yon ti trankil, lari ki gen pyebwa sou State Street, vil la vin pi dou.

Pati sa a nan Boerum Hill chita nan yon kwen natirèl kote Fort Greene, Brooklyn Heights, Downtown Brooklyn, ak katye BoCoCa yo rankontre. Se yon kote ki fòme ak yon balans: kay istorik ak figi famiyal, restoran, kafe, boulanjri, ak ti boutik ki entegre natirèlman nan lavi chak jou olye de yo te mete la sèlman pou efè. Kilti, pratik, ak kominote egziste fasil isit la. Pak yo tou pre. Transpòtasyon an pratik ak byen konekte. Vil la santi l ouvè nan tout direksyon, men blòk la li menm rete kalm ak rezidansyèl - se yon kalite lari ki sanble ou ap viv ladan l olye de pase chak jou.

Ou rive nan State Street e tout bagay ralanti yon ti jan.

Kay la reflete menm sa a fasilite. Li kanpe alèz pami vwazen li yo - ki fèt ak brik, byen balanse, pa pretansye. Li pa fè bri sou tèt li. Li ap tann. No. 416 santi l jwenn plas li nan pi bon fason posib. Pa gen anyen ki klere, pa gen anyen ki fòse. Sèlman yon kay ki konnen sa li ye.

Andedan, plafon yo leve je ou instinctivement. Echèl la siprann ou dousman. Fenèt yo byen wo, e limyè a deplase fasil soti devan pou ale dèyè, nò pou ale sid, chanje atmosfè kay la pandan jounen an ap devlope - ap trennen sou modèl ansyen ak mantèl an manson ki la depi pi lontan pase pifò istwa ou konnen. Kay la revele tèt li piti piti. Chanm yo santi yo jantiy san yo pa parèt grandyoz - ouvè, men jwenn plas - espas ki fèt pou yo itilize, pou yo rasanble ladan yo, pou yo viv andedan yo. Proportyon yo pote yon chalè trankil, fòme pa yon lavi byen viv.

Kay la jodi a aranjman kòm de rezidans, ofri fleksibilite ak posiblite, oswa opsyon pou viv kòm yon sèl kay fanmi. Laj la prezan. Dimansyon batiman an se 20 pye pa 40 pye. Terrain an se 20 pye pa 80 pye. Espas andedan se 4,025 pye kare, pandan y ap zòn deyò a se 925 pye kare.

Ekspansif ak akeyan, nivo parlor la rasanble moun. Sal viv, sal manje, ak kwizin yo koule natirèlman, chak sèl konnen lòt yo. Fenèt ki wo ase pou kadre syèl la. Yon sal viv ki ankouraje konvèsasyon. Ak yon kwizin ki gade sou jaden an kòm si li deja konnen kote ou pral fini. E ou fè sa. Lavi chak jou rete mare ak limyè ak vèt. Soti isit la, vil la deja santi li yon ti kras pi lwen. Anwo, kay la vin plis pèsonèl. Chanm ki separe de mond lan santi yo trankil ak lapè, toujou ap tann pou di yo sa yo pral vin ye. Anba, ki anndan kay prensipal la, flat jaden an santi l tankou yon dekouvèt trankil. Totalman repare - rústik nan teksti, modèn nan lespri - li mache bèlman kòm katryèm envite, espas fanmi elaji, yon retrè pou travay nan kay, oswa yon sous revni lwe. Li ka rete endepandan oswa rekonekte ak kay prensipal la sou tan. Espas la gen yon twalèt konplè, pandan de chanm adisyonèl yo etann nan direksyon deyò, flou liy ki se andedan ak deyò. Jaden an ap tann jis apre pòt la.

Wòch mennen nan vèt.

Vèt mennen nan trankilite.

Antre nan patio a pave a e vil la ranfòse. Jaden an pwofon, vèt, ak anpil richès - yon pòv prive nan kalm kote limyè a filtre anndan e vitès la dou. Son an trankil. Manje a rete. Maten yo vini san ijans. Jaden an tounen yon pati nan ritm kay la, pa yon akseswa pou li.

Se yon kote pou respire - prive, reparatif, e antyèman ou pa.

Ouvè, dou le solèy, ki antoure ak fèy ak syèl.

Isit la se kote kay la respire.

Ak kote ou fè tou.

Sa ki pi frapan sou kay sa a se pa okenn detay sèl, men fason li kenbe tout bagay ansanm - istwa ak posiblite, koneksyon ak retrè, enèji ak fasilite. Li santi l pasyan, kenbe fòm li ak kalm li, ap tann pou yon moun nouvo rive.

Li ofri limyè, espas, ak chwa - yon kote pou viv kounye a, ak pou devlope sou tan. Parfaitman vivab jan li ye - cho, fonksyonèl, ak kè, li tou kite...

On a quiet, tree-lined stretch of State Street, the city softens.

This part of Boerum Hill sits at a natural crossroads-where Fort Greene, Brooklyn Heights, Downtown Brooklyn, and the wider BoCoCa neighborhoods meet. It's a place shaped by balance: historic houses and familiar faces, restaurants, cafés, bakeries, and small shops woven naturally into daily life rather than placed for effect. Culture, convenience, and community coexist easily here. Parks are close. Transportation is convenient and well connected. The city feels open in every direction, yet the block itself remains calm and residential-the kind of street that feels lived on rather than passed through.
You arrive on State Street and everything slows down a little.

The house reflects that same ease. It stands comfortably among its neighbors-brick, balanced, unpretentious. It doesn't announce itself. It waits. No. 416 feels settled in the best possible way. Nothing flashy, nothing forced. Just a home that knows what it is.

Inside, the ceilings lift your gaze instinctively. The scale surprises gently. Windows stretch tall, and light moves easily from front to back, north to south, shifting the mood of the house as the day unfolds-catching on old moldings and marble mantels that have been here longer than most stories you know. The house reveals itself gradually. Rooms feel generous without feeling grand-open, but settled-spaces meant to be used, gathered in, lived through. The proportions carry a quiet warmth, shaped by life well lived.

The home is currently arranged as two residences, offering flexibility and possibility, or the option to live as one single-family home. The width is present. The dimensions of the building are 20 feet by 40 feet. The lot measures 20 feet by 80 feet. The interior space is 4,025 square feet, while the exterior area is 925 square feet.

Expansive and welcoming, the parlor level brings people together. Living, dining, and kitchen flow naturally, each aware of the other. Windows tall enough to frame the sky. A living room that encourages conversation. And a kitchen that looks toward the garden as if it already knows where you'll end up. And you do. Daily life stays tied to light and green. From here, the city already feels a little farther away. Upstairs, the house becomes more personal. Rooms set apart from the world feel quiet and peaceful, still waiting to be told what they will become. Below, tucked beneath the main house, the garden flat feels like a quiet discovery. Completely redone-rustic in texture, modern in spirit-it works beautifully as guest quarters, extended family space, a work-from-home retreat, or a source of rental income. It can remain independent or be reconnected to the main house over time. The space includes a full bathroom, while two additional rooms stretch toward the outdoors, blurring the line between inside and out.
The garden waits just beyond the door.

Stone leads to green.
Green leads to quiet.
Step through to the paved patio and the city recedes. The yard is deep, verdant, and unexpectedly lush-a private pocket of calm where light filters in and the pace softens. Sound quiets. Meals linger. Mornings arrive without urgency. The garden becomes part of the home's rhythm, not an accessory to it.
It is a place to exhale-private, restorative, and entirely your own.
Open, softened by sun, surrounded by leaves and sky.
This is where the house breathes.
And where you do too.

What's most striking about this home is not any single detail, but the way it holds everything together-history and possibility, connection and retreat, energy and ease. It feels patient, holding its shape and its calm, waiting for someone new to arrive.

It offers light, space, and choice-a place to live now, and to grow into over time. Perfectly livable as it is-warm, functional, soulful, and intact-it also leaves roo