Finally, an Historic Brooklyn Brownstone for Under a Million Dollars

What if we told you you could have an entire 2,664-square-foot brownstone in Brooklyn for under one million dollars? This four-level home at 374 Decatur Street in Bed-Stuy has everything you need to make your dreams come true. Naturally, you’re going to have to put in a little sweat equity (or you can always pay someone), but the final result will be exactly what you want it to be and well worth the $855,000 investment. Sound interesting? We thought so.

This 18-foot x 42-foot brownstone is located just blocks from the A/C train station, on an 18-foot x 100-foot lot. The current layout has a total of three and a half bedrooms and five bathrooms, as well as a 700-square-foot cellar space. Though the property is in need of a good renovation, original details like decorative mantels, ceiling medallions, and moldings provide the perfect canvas needed to create a spectacular modern home accented with coveted historic details. The brownstone also boasts a private backyard to complete the offer.

With the help of an architect and an interior designer, you can explore the many options this late 19th century home has to offer, including creating a double duplex or converting it into a three family home.

[374 Decatur Street by Kwabena Charles of AptsandLofts]

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Images courtesy of AptsandLofts