32 Saint James Place, 1

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The lower Garden level duplex of this wonderful home is approximately 1800 square feet with a private laundry room and private patio. Its ceilings are as high as 11 feet, has hard wood floors throughout, peer mirrors, and a private entrance. It is located directly across from Pratt Institute, around the corner from the G line, and just a few blocks from the A and C lines. restaurants, and Barclays Center Bank arena. Two large bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, parlor level living room, en-suite bath and a full bath with claw foot tub make this sunny and over-sized apartment a beautiful as well as convenient home.

32 Saint James Place is a majestic Brownstone located within the Clinton Hill Historic District in Brooklyn. The history and development pattern of the District and the larger Clinton Hill neighborhood is unique; it began as a suburban retreat on the outskirts of the city of Brooklyn, developed as a quiet middle-class residential neighborhood, and at the turn of the century was transformed into an area of great wealth. Buildings from these time periods survive and serve as tangible evidence of the area's evolution. From the inception of residential settlement in the vicinity, Clinton Hill was favored by people of wealth and social status becoming the favored site for stylish new mansions. These sumptuous dwellings were built by some of Brooklyn's most affluent citizens who transformed the quiet residential neighborhood into Brooklyn's "Gold Coast.”

32 Saint James Place is a large 3-windowed wide Italianate Brownstone built by Bernard Fowler circa 1876. Rising four stories above a rusticated basement with elliptically-arched windows and round-arched entrances with pediments and foliate brackets, the building contains double doors approached by high stoops. The original residents of 32 Saint James Place were builder and inspector Bernard Fowler and his wife Amelia.

there are several indoor parking garages near by, additional monthly cost