250 E 25Th St Brooklyn, NY 11226

Nestled in a row of stately brick buildings built in 1901, on the border of the East 25th Street Historic District, this charming home at 250 East 25th Street, Brooklyn, NY, offers a seamless blend of classic elegance and modern convenience. This lovely, light-filled, 20-foot wide two-family home boasts a spacious layout with a total of 3000 square feet of living space and a generous lot size of 2,000 square feet. As you enter, the gated front garden welcomes you with ample space for seating and planting. The Parlor floor of the recently renovated lower unit features a bright and airy open plan with high ceilings, hardwood floors, and a sprawling living area perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The dining area accommodates a table for eight or more, while the open kitchen shines with abundant granite counter and storage space, an island with a bar for casual dining, and new appliances including a dishwasher and a refrigerator. A door from the kitchen opens onto a deck that overlooks a deep garden, your personal outdoor oasis. The main floor also has a large bedroom with wall-to-wall closet space, double windows overlooking the tree-lined street, and a luxurious marble bathroom featuring a walk-in shower. On the lower floor, you'll find another bedroom, a full bath, an office or storage room, and a flexible open space that could serve as a secondary living area, media room, or playroom. This floor also includes a laundry room with a front-loading LG washer and dryer. The upper unit is equally delightful, offering a two sun-drenched bedrooms, a charming vintage bathroom, and a renovated galley kitchen equipped with a combo washer-dryer and new appliances. Conveniently located in close proximity to the vibrant shopping and dining options of Flatbush Ave and Cortelyou Rd, as well as cultural venues like the Kings Theater. With easy access to the 2, 5, and Q trains, commuting to Manhattan and beyond is a breeze. bikeScore: 83, Very Bikeable walkScore: 95, Walker's Paradise transitScore: 100, Rider's Paradise