If you’ve ever dreamed of living à La Bohème in a garret, this ground-via rental in a circa 1871 brownstone can be the location for you, for a non-bohemian rate. With its squared off bracketed door hood and pediments, mansard roof, and oriel window on the primary ground, seventy three Willoughby Avenue is an average New York Second Empire brownstone of the mid to overdue nineteenth century. Located in Fort Greene a few blocks from the historical district, it has a one-bedroom for lease on the top floor in the back of the dormers. The list gives a floor plan, even though window placement and bathroom and kitchen layout don’t believe the images. In any case, there’s a marble mantel at least one of the rooms, the bed room, but the living room isn’t always shown. The floor plan specifies six closets, but at least certainly one of them is configured in a different way within the pics. The toilet is proper, with black and white tiles, a clawfoot tub, a exceptionally new sink cupboard, and two doorways — main to what, precisely, we can’t say. The kitchen appears respectable and there’s a pantry however no cabinets, only open cabinets. The list notes the kitchen is inside the manner of being updated by the resident proprietors with “a brand new dishwasher, cabinetry and counter.”
While there’s possibly now not room for a desk, a photograph shows an fringe of what may be a shelf or, much more likely, a passthrough to the dwelling room. There are brief home windows on 3 exposures, making for a probably ethereal feel — although we wonder about temperature in intense weather. Overall, the gap looks nicely-stored and brilliant, with simply enough charm from historical info together with baseboard moldings and doorways.
The vicinity is not bad, near Fort Greene Park, Dekalb Avenue and the Clinton-Washington G prevent, however at $2,800, you’re technically supposed to be incomes $112,000, making this most possibly a couple’s percentage. The list is from Terry Naini and Emilia Sultan of Brown Harris Stevens. Are you feeling romantic?
