Grand beyond compare, this extraordinary 23-foot-wide brownstone dazzles with impeccably restored architectural detail and of-the-moment style, just inches from Grand Army Plaza and Prospect Park.
Located within the Park Slope Historic District, 43 8th Avenue is a stunning Neo-Grecian brownstone built in 1886. Its grand high-stoop entry with intact portico and the bold three-sided bay windows creates a memorable impression in a block filled with handsome historic homes. Once known as Sportsman's Row for the number of jockeys and horsemen that lived close to the nearby Montauk Club, this illustrious location delivers unbeatable access to Prospect Park and Grand Army Plaza. The Brooklyn Public Library, Museum and the Botanic Garden are just minutes away, and foodies will love the proximity to the Park Slope Food Coop and Fifth Avenue's restaurant row. Access to transportation is superb with 2/3, B and Q trains, excellent bus service and CitiBike stations all nearby...