Added6/29/2016
About this Property
Filled with extensive original details including 7 mantels, several uniquely made with granite, pocket doors, medallions and ornate crown moldings. Original hardwood floors are featured throughout. Brownstone Facade was recently redone. Delivered vacant, the property can be reconfigured to the new owner's desire, with the ability for a garden rental with upper triplex or converted to a 3 Family for additional income.
Close proximity Fort Greene Park, farmers market, exceptional dining including The General Greene, OLEA and Chez Oskar to name a few. Part of the renowned Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) Cultural District, the Fort Greene neighborhood provides an extraordinary quality of life in one of New York’s most architecturally riveting neighborhoods.
G Train at Clinton-Washington 2 blocks away, and C Train at Lafayette Avenue 3 blocks away.
For more pictures and floor plan visit www.362Clermont.com
Details
- Status:No Longer Available
- Size:3652 Sq Ft
- Type:Townhouse
- ID:65264TH
- Tax:$ 5340
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Brownstoner Features
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