Brooklyn, NY 11205

No Fee

1br/1.5ba + large additional rec space usable as a home office/media room/play room/etc (see floorplan for additional details). Multiple huge closet spaces.

This one-of-a-kind duplex apartment is set in a newly renovated Gothic Revival in Fort Greene, a truly unique and special home in an unbeatable Brooklyn location. The vaulting brick cathedral at 232 Adelphi was originally built in 1888; now it has been transformed into twelve magnificent private residences.

Unit no. 2 is duplexed one bedroom, one-and-a-half bath apartment with an exceptionally large rec space/media rom/home office complete with its own half bath. The building retains magnificent architectural evidence of its past ecclesiastical life such as lovely stained glass panels and dramatic transverse arches throughout. The apartment is finished with contemporary features, including exposed brick, reclaimed hardwood flooring, and a designer kitchen with high-end stainless steel appliances. It has also been outfitted with a full suite of modern amenities, including Nest system, videocom, and fully programmable/zoned central heating/air. The bathrooms have been built to luxuriant standard. The spaciousness of the living spaces are complimented by an expansive private recreational room as well as ample closet space for all your belongings.

The building's common areas include a full gym, free laundry, bicycle storage, elevator, and a manicured garden.

The property is located right in the heart of Fort Greene, on a tree-lined street that typifies brownstone Brooklyn. Two blocks away is Fort Greene Park, with its tennis courts, jogging path, farmers market and multiple leafy green spaces, while the BAM Cultural District is a few minutes walk south. There you'll find an ever-blossoming array of theaters, galleries, restaurants and beer gardens. Myrtle and Dekalb Avenues are likewise teeming with nightlife and dining options, but should you need to travel further, the G and C trains are a blocks away The Barclay Center and neighboring Atlantic Terminal, with a myriad of subway lines as well as the LIRR, are just a short walk.