Louvri kay yo sèlman sou randevou. Ki sitiye sou 8th Street, 420 se yon egzanp distenge nan achitekti rezidansyèl Brooklyn nan fen 19yèm syèk la, ki gen anpil detay istorik ki te prezève atravè tout kay la. Konstriksyon pa achitèk William M. Calder, kay sa a, ki byen kenbe, se yon egzanp klasik stil Neo-Grec ki defini Park Slope.

Rich nan karakter ak entegrite achitekti, kay la ofri pwopòsyon janti, ak plis pase 4,000 pye kare espas vivan (san konte sousòl la ki byen kenbe) ki gaye sou kat apatman ki fèt tout atravè. Plafon ki wo ak layout chanm ki jenere bay yon kanva ideyal pou yon itilizatè final ki ap chèche yon konfigirasyon sèl oswa milti-famiy, oswa yon envestisè/devlopè.

Limyè solèy la koule nan gwo fenèt yo, ki fè kay la klere ak anprent orijinal li yo. Chak etaj gen yon chemine ki boule bwa, e entegrite travay bwa orijinal la pa ka souzestime. Batiman an aktyèlman fèt kòm yon rezidans pou kat fanmi, men li ka fasilman konvèti nan yon kay pou yon sèl fanmi oswa yon duplex pou pwopriyetè ak inite ki jenere revni anlè.

Li sitiye jis kèk etap soti nan Prospect Park ak boutik ak restoran vibrant sou 7yèm Avenn—ki gen ladan Pasta Louise, Vato, Runner Up / Winner, Bar Toto, Ottava, ak Saint Eve's—lokasyon an pale pou tèt li. Kay la tou pratikman lokalize tou pre estasyon tren F sou 7yèm Avenn.

Rèd gen yon pwopriyete ki gen yon siyifikasyon istorik ak prezans achitekti konsa ki vini sou mache—sitou youn ki te byen kenbe ak anpil atansyon pandan ane yo.

OPEN HOUSES BY APPT ONLY. Nestled on picturesque, tree-lined 8th Street, 420 is a distinguished example of late 19th-century Brooklyn residential architecture, boasting extensive preserved historic detail throughout. Designed by architect William M. Calder, this impeccably maintained home embodies the classic Neo-Grec style that defines Park Slope.

Rich in character and architectural integrity, the home offers gracious proportions, with over 4,000 square feet of living space (excluding the well-maintained cellar) spread across four floor-through apartments, all in live-in condition. Soaring ceilings and generous room layouts provide an ideal canvas for an end user seeking a single or multi-family configuration, or an investor/developer.

Sunlight pours through large windows, illuminating the home’s original craftsmanship. Each floor features a wood-burning fireplace, and the integrity of the original woodwork cannot be overstated. The building is currently configured as a four-family residence but could easily be converted to a single-family home or an owner’s duplex with income-generating units above.

Situated just steps from Prospect Park and the vibrant shops and restaurants of 7th Avenue—including Pasta Louise, Vato, Runner Up / Winner, Bar Toto, Ottava, and Saint Eve's—the location speaks for itself. The home is also conveniently located near the 7th Avenue F train station.

Rarely does a property of such historic significance and architectural presence come to market—especially one that has been so thoughtfully maintained over the years.