Fort Greene Duplex With Three Bedrooms, Marble Mantels, Terrace Asks $7,500
In addition to beautiful original details, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom duplex in the Fort Greene Historic District also has all the mod cons and six closets.

This duplex in the Fort Greene Historic District can fit roommates or a family and has beautiful marble mantels, plaster details and wood floors. It seems to get a fair amount of light, too, if the photos are anything to go by.
A walkup, it’s on the top two floors of 49 South Elliott Place, a four-story brick Italianate built in the 1860s, about half a block from Fort Green Park. The living room has a decorative carved marble mantel, three windows spanning the front of the building, and a niche set off by a plaster arch.
The niche is shown set up as a dining room in the virtually staged photos in the listing, from Shelley Wasserman and Michael Murphy of Compass. The adjacent kitchen also has a carved marble mantel and space for a dining table. It comes with a dishwasher, mosaic tile backsplash and stone counter. Steps lead out to a terrace with a built-in bench, shown virtually staged.
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On the top floor are two sizable bedrooms, each with a carved marble mantel and one with built-in shelves. Another smaller bedroom can fit a single bed. One of the unit’s two full bathrooms, one on each level, has been updated with white hex floor tile and a deep vintage tub, a listing photo shows.
The bathroom not pictured has a washer/dryer. There are six closets. including three walk-ins, and central air.
The ask is $7,500. Worth it?
[Listing: 49 South Elliott Place | Broker: Compass] GMAP

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