Duplex in Landmarked Fort Greene Row House With Skylights, Deck Asks $1.295 Million
This large two-bedroom duplex co-op is spacious and has a flexible layout. It sits in landmarked 1860s Fort Greene townhouse row that became apartments in the early 20th century.
This large two-bedroom duplex co-op sits in a landmarked 1860s Fort Greene townhouse, one of a row that was converted to the Lafayette Court Apartments in 1934. There are 21 units in total; this one is at 147 Lafayette Avenue, the smallest of the buildings, and occupies the top two floors.
It’s spacious and has a flexible layout. The lower level has a living room, two bedrooms, a full bath and the kitchen; above is a large, skylit space that could serve as a second living space or put to some other use; it could be a huge master bedroom for instance.
The living room (the lower one, that is) has several floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the front courtyard.
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The kitchen and bathrooms are renovated, and nicely; the upper bathroom holds a washer and dryer.
There’s a cedar-planked deck in the rear; a communal garden offers a second outdoor space.
There’s a storage room in the basement, and the C and G trains are nearby. Monthly charges total a not-inconsiderable $1,329.
Listed by Marie Bromberg of Corcoran, the unit is asking $1.295 million. What do you think of it?
[Listing: 147 Lafayette Avenue #B | Broker: Corcoran] GMAP
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