Following a Two-Year Renovation, Park Slope’s ‘Lighthouse’ Asks $7.5M

Posted On Thu, February 12, 2015 By

Posted On Thu, February 12, 2015 By In Cool Listings, Interiors, Park Slope, Prospect Heights

A gut-renovated four-story townhouse on Garfield Place has just hit the market, asking $7.5 million. The owners of the “Lighthouse,” as it’s been christened, paid $2.6 million for it back in 2012. Then they hauled in the big guns—CWB Architects, Tamara Eaton Design, and Pilaster Contracting—to give it an intense two-year makeover. The result is a gorgeous five-bedroom home with Dinesen Douglas fir floors, a solarium, 880 square feet of exterior space, and a new two-story glass extension and rear wall.

250 Garfield Place, The Lighthouse, CWB Architects, Tamara Eaton Design

250 Garfield Place, The Lighthouse, CWB Architects, Tamara Eaton Design

Enter the 4,200-square-foot townhome on the 60-foot deep parlor floor to find a parlor with wood-burning fireplace and a kitchen with a view of the garden and the solarium below. The high-end kitchen has a built-in antique breakfront flanked by a practically hidden pantry and refrigerator. There’s also storage under the center island, a cream-colored range with a hand-forged antiqued brass hood and honed Carrara marble countertops.

250 Garfield Place, The Lighthouse, CWB Architects, Tamara Eaton Design

The next level is devoted to the master suite, starting with a north-facing sitting room boasting a second wood-burning fireplace, study alcove with bookcase, and a bay window. The master bath has heated floors, fitted closets and dressing areas, a double-height shower with a skylight, and a separate water closet. The south-facing bedroom has an alcove with a claw-foot tub and a wall of windows that open to a terrace overlooking the garden out back. Cabinets, closets, and doors are made of walnut.

250 Garfield Place, The Lighthouse, CWB Architects, Tamara Eaton Design

On the top floor there are two bedrooms with walk-in closets, a shared bath/shower combo with a skylight, and separate water closets. The wide hallway is set up as a reading room or play area, and there’s a windowed laundry room next to the back bedroom.

250 Garfield Place, The Lighthouse, CWB Architects, Tamara Eaton Design

A separate garden apartment has its own entrance, a bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette, casual sitting room, the solarium, and access to the landscaped garden. There’s also a home gym and a custom kennel for your fur baby in the basement.

[Listing: 250 Garfield Place by Joan Goldberg of Brown Harris Stevens]

Photos courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens

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