Brooklyn Heights home on historic ‘Colonnade Row’ lists for $5M
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Brooklyn Heights home on historic ‘Colonnade Row’ lists for $5M

May 14, 2018

Even in the lavish Brooklyn Heights Historic District, the three-story Greek Revival brick home at 45 Willow Place stands out for its colossal portico – namely, the wooden columns which grace its exterior. A single-family townhouse, the property has surprisingly few original details inside despite its unique historic exterior. It was built by John Bayard in 1847 and is part of a strip of homes known as Colonnade Row.

45 Willow Place, Brooklyn Heights

The only visible period notes left within the interior are a pair of French doors, a full wall of built-in bookcases, some exposed brick, and one gas and one wood-burning fireplace. The stair has been updated to be modern and open with red rails.

45 Willow Place, Brooklyn Heights

45 Willow Place, Brooklyn Heights

45 Willow Place, Brooklyn Heights

The galley kitchen looks out into the dining area and yard.

45 Willow Place, Brooklyn Heights

The second story floor-through master suite features a home office, sitting area, and bath with both soaking tub and separate shower.

45 Willow Place, Brooklyn Heights

The sloped, top floor gets lots of natural light from several skylights.

45 Willow Place, Brooklyn Heights

A finished lower level contains mechanicals, a large den, and a separate home entrance

[Listing: 45 Willow Place by Leslie Marshall and James Cornell of Corcoran]

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