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Welcome to 420A Lafayette Street, a beautifully renovated two-family Brownstone townhouse, situated between Franklin and Classon Avenues right on the border of charming Clinton Hill and leafy Bed Stuy, and on the same block as the newly updated subway. Configured as a generous four floor family home with a separate newly renovated one bedroom apartment on the garden level, 420A Lafayette offers buyers the chance to live in one of Brooklyn's most sought-after neighborhoods - a short distance from iconic Fort Greene, BAM and the Brooklyn Museum - all while generating income from the rental.The oversized backyard and patio provide fantastic outdoor living spaces. Blending modern finishes with classic beauty, this townhouse balances elegance and character in its numerous original details, including decorative fireplaces, high ceilings, intricate moldings, and staircases. Upon entering the parlor level, you are greeted by an open layout living and dining room featuring tall ceilings, stunning hardwood floors, and an original fireplace. The home is bright and airy, with large windows at both ends of the house. The custom chef's kitchen boasts double-stacked cabinets, high-quality stainless steel appliances, and ample storage space. The second floor includes a primary bedroom with a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom featuring a large soaking tub, along with a flexible-use room for a nursery, office, or additional bedroom. The top floor houses two spacious bedrooms and a bathroom. On your way back downstairs pass by your washer/dryer and cleaning storage and discover a completely finished basement, set up as a TV den but perfect as a games rooms, gym or just storage! The garden-level apartment offers additional flexibility for rental income, fully renovated, access to outdoor space and could be used as a private guest suite.Famed Pizza spot Speedy Romeo, Clementine Bakery, and donut aficionado's favorite cafe, Fan Fan are just steps away, along with grocery stores, boutiques, yoga studios, the restaurants of Dekalb Avenue and the bustling nightlife of the popular Franklin Avenue. 420A Lafayette is the gateway to your best Brooklyn life!

Le Figaro Properties reference : 75734230

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