135 Joralemon Street

135 Joralemon St. is an exquisite example of a rare Federal-style clapboard house that dates to 1830 that has been restored as a beautiful blend of history and modernity. Handsomely appointed with a gorgeous landscaped front and backyard, located in the heart of Brooklyn Heights, 135 Joralemon Street is a historic treasure that was awarded the New York Landmarks Conservancy coveted Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award in 2008. This 4- story house is 25' wide by 38' deep situated on a 109' deep lot. The home feature a new 3 zone HVAC system and new roof. Original and restored details include crystal chandeliers and sconces, 5 wood burning fireplace, gorgeous plaster work and carved moldings. The garden level features an under stoop entrance, cloak room, den with wood burning fireplace, custom kitchen, and antique wide plank floors, beamed ceiling, and wood burning fireplace. The windowed kitchen has custom walnut cabinetry, 6 burner Wolf range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Bosche dishwasher and garbage disposal. There is a Dutch door that leads to the garden. Enter the parlor level through the original Federal-style doorway, framed with Ionic columns, and leaded top and sidelights into a graceful hall leading to elegant front and rear parlors. The parlors feature tall ceilings, original restored chandeliers, two marble wood-burning fireplaces, and French doors opening onto covered front and rear porches, overlooking the gardens on each side. One flight up is the master bedroom with, woodburning fireplace, two walkin closets and en suite bath. Next door is another large room with wood burning fireplace that could be used as a library or fifth bedroom. The fourth floor features three additional bedrooms, one full size bath, and a full size washer and dryer. Beneath the Garden level is a cellar that offers ample space for storage.