A little gem of a room at the back of a brownstone becomes the taking-off point for a wholesale renovation of the parlor floor, all the way out to the back garden.
The circa 1857 townhouse has a restored exterior and a contemporary interior, one that is more thoughtful than a typical flip.
The painstaking restoration and renovation of a fine Victorian row house in Fort Greene spared no expense to re-create original detail.
The 50,000 square-foot expanse, now called L10 Arts and Cultural Center, will feature movie theaters, performance spaces, galleries and a public library branch.
Residents will be able to move into the new Ingersoll Senior Residences adjacent to Fort Greene Park as early as December, our sister pub Gay City News reports.
Condominium declaration documents have been filed, paving the way for the arrival of the long-promised Brooklyn Public Library and cultural organizations.
With preserved historic details and a designer upgrade, the 22-foot-wide house has been used as a backdrop for magazine photo shoots.
On and off the market for years, the firehouse sits on a prominent corner in Fort Greene and was used by Spike Lee as a production office.
The apartment has one or two-ish bedrooms, crown molding, window shutters and wood floors.
The restaurant is “serving up sandwiches, burgers and sides,” according to a Facebook post.
