146 Halsey St New York City, NY 11216

A classical & large 3 family 4 story brownstone on a leafy Brownstone block in prime Bedford Stuyvesant by the border of Clinton Hill. <br> <br> Soaring ceiling heights, long elegant windows, original shutters, original pier mirror with original hardware in the grand Parlor floor hallway. Original plaster moldings, original mantles, hardwood flooring, wainscoting, an original iron fence with the distinctive fleur-de-lis pattern & a beautiful Brownstone facade are some of the details that call out to those who appreciate old world detail.<br> <br> With a generous, spacious and flowing layout, the Garden/Parlor duplex has 2.5 bedrooms, an in-unit washer/dryer, dishwasher, large principal rooms, a sunny garden, and pocket doors on the elegant Parlor floor. Upstairs are two floor-through 1.5 bright bedroom apartments with large windowed bathrooms overlooking the gardens. The hallway has a skylight. Live in one of the three apartments and collect robust income from the others. The total rent roll currently is $10,495/month equalling a sturdy $125,940/annum in passive rental income. Low taxes. Will be delivered vacant. <br> <br> Bedford Stuyvesant is well connected to Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, Crown Heights, Prospect Heights, Bushwick and Williamsburg and is known for it's tree-lined Brownstone blocks of architectural beauty. Transportation is a breeze: it's a mere 0.13 miles to the express A train at Nostrand, the LIRR and has numerous Citi Bike Locations. Known for fantastic shopping, with many independent boutiques, vintage shops, and specialty stores. Conveniently located by popular spots such as Corto After Hours, Sm r, Saraghina, Daphne's, Warude, LunAtico. Access to banks and the Post Office and a block to Potomac Park. The express train zips you into Manhattan in 10 minutes. <br> <br> Showing by appointment. <br> <br> New York & New Jersey Fair Housing Requirements: We are committed to helping everyone find their way home. We are dedicated to ensuring everyone is treated fairly and respectfully. Please consult New York City's Fair Housing page for information on housing discrimination or ask me for information.