445 9th Street

Magnificent 5-family brownstone in prime Park Slope, situated on a desirable street in one of Brooklyn's most sought-after neighborhoods. 445 9th Street is very appealing for both end users and investors. An owner's residence occupying the parlor floor, windowed basement and rear yard is an exquisite oasis in the city. The buildings upper two floors comprised of two two-bedroom units and two one-bedroom units generate substantial monthly income. This brownstone is beautifully proportioned at 22ft wide 60ft deep on a 90ft lot. The building has recently undergone complete renovation boasting modern finishes, while preserving historic details. The building was recently used as a live in end-user collecting income from four units. Alternatively, it can be a great investment vehicle. The duplex is currently vacant.

The parlor level is extremely grand with 12ft original tin ceilings, excellent for entertaining, and conveniently adjoined by formal dining and an open kitchen with breakfast bar. The parlor level houses 2 bedrooms, a full bathroom, hardwood floors throughout and ample closet space. Both bedrooms overlook the private back deck and rear garden. The primary bedroom provides access to your very own backyard oasis. Enjoy al fresco dining from the deck, which leads to your private garden, affording a serene setting for outdoor enjoyment and entertainment. A versatile basement is fully renovated with a half bath, laundry room, and storage area.

The top two floors, each floor having one one-bedroom and one two-bedroom apartments, are equally well-appointed with lovely open living/dining and kitchens, large primary bedrooms, stylish full baths and generous closets. All apartments have been recently renovated with modern finishes, new appliances, and hardwood flooring throughout.

Come experience the allure of this impeccable home in Park Slope, located just off vibrant 7th Avenue, with a wide array of shops and restaurants as well as only 1 block away from Prospect Park. Additionally, close by are the Brooklyn Museum and Botanicals gardens. Less than a block away are the F and G trains plus many other transportation options.