South Midwood Standalone With Stained Glass, Parking Asks $1.985 Million

There are some nice period of time specifics like stained glass home windows and wood floors nevertheless in proof in this roomy standalone, along with some updates to the soaked rooms and the reward of parking. At 761 East 22nd Street, it is positioned in the Flatbush micro nabe of South Midwood.

Just one of the many neighborhoods carved out of former Flatbush farmland, building kicked off in South Midwood in 1900 with the Brooklyn Each day Eagle reporting the area would “revel in the diversified options of the Queen Anne, colonial and Eastlake designs.” Houses in the location had been required to value at minimum $4,500, according to the Eagle, and the duplication of household patterns was discouraged. A map of 1906 demonstrates most of the plenty on this block of East 22nd Road (as soon as recognized as Elmore Position) loaded with detached residences, including No.761.

The historic tax image shows a window-loaded enclosed porch and a terrace earlier mentioned, with brick piers and a wooden railing. When the enclosed porch is nevertheless in area, the railing was taken off by the time of the 1980s tax photograph, earning stepping onto that terrace maybe a bit much more perilous.

There aren’t any ground ideas in the listing for the one-family members dwelling, but the pics show the envisioned structure of entry foyer, parlor, dining area and kitchen area on the most important amount, in addition to the spacious porch, whose wood floor and ceiling appear intact. There is some original tile get the job done in the entry, and an adjacent area of interest in the foyer has stained glass windows. The substantial lobby includes the first stair (with one more stained glass window at its landing) and French doors that open up into the parlor.

The dining space has its beamed ceiling and plate shelf, all painted white, as is most of the trim all over the household. There is accessibility from the eating room to the kitchen at the rear of the dwelling. The renovated room includes white cabinets, black counter tops and a tile flooring. If there is a dishwasher, most likely concealed by a panel, the listing is mum. A fifty percent bathtub is on the primary stage, but it isn’t pictured.

Upstairs, the most significant bedroom features accessibility to the terrace, and all 3 bedrooms have wood flooring. The entire bath has been updated with white finishes and the exact same flooring as the kitchen area, leaving the initial stained glass window intact.

Laundry is in the finished basement, the place there is also a 2nd kitchen area and a further whole bath.

There is a patch of lawn at the front and a private driveway with space for parking. Even though it is not stated in the listing, the whole lot consists of a garage, and images present it to be an early 20th century rusticated concrete block construction. The rear lawn looks like it could use a bit of notice from somebody with a inexperienced thumb and some vision.

According to the listing, new radiators ended up put in during the dwelling. The home is just blocks from Brooklyn College.

It has not modified arms considering the fact that the 1990s. Now stated with an agent found remotely in Georgia, Cornell D. Casey of Brenda Lee Strickland Realty, the house is priced at $1.985 million. What do you feel?

[Listing: 761 East 22nd Street | Broker: Brenda Lee Strickland Realty] GMAP