Two Buildings and a Central Courtyard Make Up This $2.6M Williamsburg Property
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Two Buildings and a Central Courtyard Make Up This $2.6M Williamsburg Property

May 2, 2016

It’s a two-for-one deal at a Williamsburg townhouse property at 164 Ainslie Street. The lot holds both front and back buildings separated by a large, south-facing garden courtyard. They’ve been broken up into apartments with a total of 20 rooms, 11 bedrooms and six full bathrooms. And there are still some great historic details preserved inside, like fireplaces and carved wood mantlepieces.

164 Ainslie Street, exterior, townhouse, williamsburg

The front house is three stories and 4,200 square feet, and the back house is a duplex with 1,100 square feet. (The back home has a nice amount of privacy, as it boasts its own separate street entrance.) The courtyard between the buildings is spacious and decked out with furniture, shading and a barbecue grill. Can we come over and visit this summer?

164 Ainslie Street, dining room, williamsburg, townhouse

164 Ainslie Street, bedroom, fireplace

The front building has been broken up into three apartments, with a ground-floor duplex holidng two bedrooms. In the duplex, there are plenty of the historic details like marble and mahogany fireplaces, the original hardwood floors and French doors.

164 Ainslie Street, kitchen, renovated, townhouse

This apartment’s kitchen has been upgraded into a sleek and modern space which leads out into the courtyard. (That’s not the only thing that’s been renovated on the property, as the back building duplex was entirely redone with oak floors, wood banisters, skylights and a new kitchen and bathrooms.)

164 Ainslie Street, bedroom

Here’s another bedroom, but this one has a grittier, loftier Williamsburg feel to it, with the exposed ceiling beams and pipes.

164 Ainslie Street, rec room,

164 Ainslie Street, den, townhouse

A den and a rec room top off the duplex apartment. In both rooms there’s plenty of space for artwork, shelving and fun furniture, giving the home a funky and unique vibe. The entire property, in fact, is quite a unique offering for Williamsburg. Who wouldn’t love two Brooklyn buildings with a courtyard in between?

[Listing: 164 Ainslie Street by ToniAnn Solarz and Toni Franchini for Corcoran]

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