128 Rutland Road

> Built in 1911, this lovely, 20'' wide limestone townhouse is located on one of Historic Lefferts Manor’s prettiest tree-lined blocks. > Designed by architect Benjamin Driesler, this handsome home’s finest features are its spacious rooms and many ornate original details. > At the parlor level, a gracious foyer opens to a detailed triple parlor with high ceilings. > The front living room with its triple bay window leads to the columned center parlor with fireplace mantle and original built-ins. > The full-width formal dining room features elegant moldings, a handsome fireplace mantle and south light. > A sun-filled country kitchen is in the building’s extension and offers ample room for kitchen storage and comfortable dining. > The gorgeous woodwork, mantles, inlaid parquet floors, stained glass, and pocket doors are typical of the period. > Upstairs are 3 bedrooms all with good closets, a laundry room, and a sunny full-bath with original tiles and a claw-foot tub. > The English basement offers wonderful open space for rec-room or media room, a renovated den/office, another full-bath and great storage. > All this and a south garden too! > In the heart of the Historic District, this remarkable townhouse sits a few blocks from Prospect Park and transportation, just a half an hour from midtown Manhattan.