Crown Heights
Embracing the timeless grandeur of Crown Heights' historic essence, this meticulously preserved 4-story limestone behemoth stands proudly as a testament to architectural craftsmanship. Built in the year of the first modern Olympics, 1896, by the renowned George P. Chappell, its facade speaks of epochs past yet houses a modern heartbeat within. The owner's duplex unfurls into a lavish expanse, offering a backyard oasis—a serene retreat from the urban exuberance, perfect for contemplative solitude or grand social festivities. Meanwhile, the upper echelons, home to two rental units, promise the same charm to those fortunate enough to reside under this stately roof.
The property, an 18-foot-wide masterpiece, marries history with functionality, retaining an air of regal dignity while serving contemporary comforts. As you pass through the original wainscoting and beveled mirrors, each step on the noble wood floors echoes the stories of a bygone era. And yet, the modern updates whisper progress—new plumbing, electric, and mechanical systems ensuring a seamless blend of reliability with splendor. With proximity to the cultural tapestry of Franklin Avenue and the effervescent Berg’n Brooklyn, this residence offers not just a home but a piece of history and a gateway to a vibrant community.
Refined Details and Luxurious Touches
Tailored Spaces for Personalized Living Spaces
- Original period details like the wainscoting and plaster molding exude a regal elegance, harmoniously complemented by modern amenities for a luxurious living experience.
- The expansive backyard is a veritable sanctuary, where the green tendrils of nature and serene privacy create an idyllic space for relaxation and entertainment.
- Beveled wall mirrors reflect both the rich history and the carefully curated contemporary updates, bridging two worlds with a seamless grace.
- The majestic carved wood detail and original doors frame each day with an enduring charm, ensuring that every moment at home feels steeped in luxury.
Service Steps
Entering President Street is a step into a realm where the grandiose history of Brooklyn's architecture meets the pinnacle of modern refinement. The service journey begins with a personal consultation to discern the specific desires and requirements of the discerning homeowner. Following this, a detailed walkthrough unveils the intricate craftsmanship and modern upgrades that breathe life into this historic property. The subsequent steps involve a careful inspection of the bespoke renovations, ensuring every inch aligns with both the aesthetic and structural integrity that one would expect from a residence of such stature.
Post-purchase, the new owners are endowed with a comprehensive guide to the maintenance and enhancement of the property's period features and modern amenities. A dedicated concierge service is provided, offering expert advice on further personalization and upkeep. This ensures that the transition into this stately home is as seamless as the fusion of its original charm with its contemporary enhancements. The journey from spectator to proprietor is a curated experience, tailored to envelop the new residents in luxury and historical opulence.
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President Street stands as more than just a residence—it’s a portal to an era of architectural marvels. Meticulously upgraded to meet the exacting standards of modern convenience, while preserving the soulful artistry of its inception, this property isn't merely seen; it's felt.
Clients Testimonial
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From the moment we entered the grand hallway of 1136, we knew we'd found not just a house, but a narrative—a home that tells a story with every intricate detail. The seamless integration of state-of-the-art upgrades with the residence's original splendor made living here an unparalleled experience. The community, rich in culture and vibrancy, welcomed us with open arms, and our backyard became a coveted retreat for friends and family alike. This isn't just our house; it's a legacy we live in every day.
