216 Carlton Avenue se yon vèti vre ki fèt nan stil Itali ki dat depi mitan 19yèm syèk la, ki byen restore ak renove an yon oaz modèn pandan l ap prezève entegrite desen ak atizana orijinal li yo. Li chita sou yon tè 21 'x 100' e li gen apeprè 4,000 pye kare sou kat etaj plis yon sote, kay la gen yon grand salon ak plafon 12 pye ki leve, ak detay orijinal ki pwòp, yon teras ki soti nan katye dòmi prensipal la, ak yon gwo jaden dèyè. Avèk senk chanm, twa twalèt, ak bon ekspoze solèy, rezidans sa a ki fèt pou yon fanmi sèl se yon òf lokasyon ra sou youn nan blòk ki pi dezirab nan Fort Greene.

216 Carlton se sèlman yon blòk soti nan Fort Greene Park, espas vèt ki chè pou tout moun ki fèt pa Olmsted ki gen kouri pou chen, teren tenis, ak espas jwe. Resident Brooklyn ki soti toupre ak lwen al kolekte nan mache agrikòl samdi a pou pwodwi lokal ki soti nan ti agrikiltè ak pechè nan Noreste a, ak restoran ki nan nivo Michelin ki alantou DeKalb Avenue. Toupre, òf yo abondan—kafe nan Bittersweet oswa Amanda’s Good Morning Café, patisri nan Peck’s, oswa dine nan plizyè etablisman Brooklyn ki nan tèt nivo, soti nan Sailor, Roman, Miss Ada, a Theodora, pou nonmen kèk. Fort Greene ka se katye ki pi enteresan nan Brooklyn.

216 Carlton Avenue is an authentic Italianate-style brownstone dating from the mid-19th century, thoughtfully restored and renovated into a modern oasis while preserving the integrity of its original design and craftsmanship. Set on a 21’ x 100’ lot and spanning approximately 4,000 square feet across four stories plus a cellar, the home features a grand parlor with soaring 12-foot ceilings and pristine original details, a terrace off the primary bedroom floor, and a deep rear garden. With five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and excellent sunny exposures, this single-family residence is a rare rental offering on one of Fort Greene’s most desirable blocks.

216 Carlton is just one block from Fort Greene Park, the beloved Olmsted-designed green space featuring dog runs, tennis courts, and playgrounds. Brooklyn residents from near and far flock to the Saturday farmers’ market for local produce from small farmers and fishermen across the Northeast, and to the Michelin-level restaurants lining DeKalb Avenue. Close by, the offerings are abundant—coffee at Bittersweet or Amanda’s Good Morning Café, pastries from Peck’s, or dinner at a number of top-tier Brooklyn establishments, from Sailor to Roman’s to Miss Ada to Theodora, to name a few. Fort Greene may be Brooklyn’s most exciting neighborhood.