1 Warren Place

> In 1878, the Warren Place Mews was built as cottages for workingmen and their families by the philanthropist Alfred Tredway White. > In 2011, The Landmarked Mews Houses are highly coveted single family townhomes. > Walk out the front door each morning to the garden of Warren Place or the back door to a 780 square foot (approx) garden. > The center staircaseallots for six great rooms on three floors with two working fireplaces and hardwood floors. > The top floor has a master bedroom, a smaller second bedroom and afull bathroom. > The Parlor floor or middle level has a double Parlor layout or can be set up as a third bedroom and a den. > The lower garden level has a full diniHistoric, brick Gothic-Victorian house in the Warren Place Mews…located on a garng room with a working fireplace, a kitchen that leads to your outdoor garden an and fantastic public and private schools!d a windowed 1/2 bathroom. > Because of the sitting of the mews, the house receives morning sunlight from the east and afternoon sun from the west. > The property includes off-street parking in a gated lot adjoining the house. > There is a shed at the rear of the garden with a small screened porch (with storm windows forwinterizing) and storage. > The garden includes a two-tiered deck with furniture, and myriad plantings and trees. > Warren Place is closest to the F and G. And a short walk to the 2 and 3, the R, D and B, and the 4,5,6. Since parking is carefree, you have an easy get-a-way to the Brooklyn Bridge and the Battery Tunnel! Close to wonderful restaurants and cinemas, and is located in one of the most charming brownstone neighborhood in Brooklyn. > Steps from the new Brooklyn Bridge Park.