One of Brownstone Brooklyn's finest examples of Renaissance Revival architectural style, 234 Decatur Street sits on a tree-lined oasis in the heart of the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District. Featuring immaculately preserved period details throughout, this four-story, 20'-wide townhouse is truly a rare find.

At approximately 4,400 square feet, 234 Decatur Street is currently configured as four floor-through units. With a deep two-story extension on the garden and parlor floors and a beautiful front bay window, this townhome offers the rare opportunity to create a single- or two-family home, while restoring and reimagining the countless intact original details.

A grand L-shaped stoop entry leads to the parlor floor, which is adorned with custom millwork, wood paneling, wainscoting, and stained glass windows. Below, the spacious garden floor boasts custom panels and original shutters, and leads out to a private rear garden, surrounded by townhouses on all sides.

An oversized interior staircase with original bannister and hand-carved molding leads up to the third and fourth floors, both of which are currently configured as two-bedroom, one-bath apartments.

Steps from some of Brooklyn's finest restaurants and cafes, including Saraghina and Peaches, and close to public transportation, 234 Decatur Street is conveniently located in one of Brooklyn's most architecturally renowned neighborhoods. With options including single-family conversion, live-with-income, or income producing property, a discerning purchaser has the discretion and flexibility to build their own masterpiece on this charming and historic canvas.