Prewar charm meets modern luxury at this stunning 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom townhouse on an alluring tree-lined street in Bay Ridge. Beneath a pretty barrel-fronted brick facade lies 2,250 sq. ft. of pristine interiors that harmonizes old-world details with contemporary upgrades. The fenced backyard features a custom Trex deck, a built-in grilling station, outdoor kitchen, a fenced pool, and a lower patio with a mature Japanese maple. Historic features both subtle and bold dazzle the eye in every room. Beautiful parquet hardwood floors with border inlays sit beneath tall 10-ft ceilings, while exposed redbrick walls complement original millwork, wainscoting, and fretwork arches. Bay windows, sash windows, and stained-glass accents let in an abundance of natural light. Pocket doors and French doors offer easy flexibility between creating flowing open areas or separate rooms and spaces. On the parlor floor, a formal living room flows into an open-concept dining room and kitchen with a linear gas fireplace and built-in pantries. The kitchen is adorned with an eat-in waterfall island, sleek quartz countertops and backsplash, custom cabinets, a built-in coffee bar, an above-stove pot-filler, and high-end stainless steel Viking appliances. Just past the kitchen is a den/home office with access to the grilling deck. A convenient powder room completes the level. The second floor has a trio of bedrooms and a skylit full bathroom. The primary bedroom has a lovely bay window, ample closet space, and a bonus alcove that can be used as a nursery, sitting room, office, and more. The bathroom features custom tilework, a walk-in shower, and radiant heated floors. Completing the home is a self-contained basement studio with a fully-equipped kitchenette, a full bathroom, multiple storage options, and a carpeted recreation or lounge space. The basement has a private entrance and is perfect for guests. 576 76th Street is located a block from the Bay Ridge Historic District and is moments from all the restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops that line 3rd and 5th Avenues. Nearby greenspaces include McKinley Park as well as Owl's Head and Shore Road Parks, which both overlook the Upper Bay. The R subway line is less than two blocks away.