22 Midwood Street

This single family home in Lefferts Manor is as beautiful today as it was 100 years ago, when it was designed by Axel Hedman, one of the most prolific and productive architects at the turn of the 20th Century in New York City. His embraceof the ideals of Greek and Roman architecture started a movement away from the brownstone and red brick, shifting the preference in building materials to whitelimestone, pale brick, and marble. The classical motif carved into the limestone facade is one of the many examples of the craftsmanship used to build this home, from the bay windows to the wainscoting panels and coffered ceiling in the dining area. Other refined touches are the rosette moldings, pocket doors, the carved fireplace mantles, and the fine period built-ins in the sitting room. This single family home near Prospect Park, offers 6 bedrooms, 1 home office, and ample closet space, including a huge walk-in closet; 2.5 baths and the original pass-through that connects the bedroom suite