165 St Johns Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217

Built in 1881 in a Neo Grec style, this 22-foot wide, five-story corner brownstone is configured with five floor-through apartments and is being delivered vacant. The interior features extensive original architectural details, including carved woodwork, pocket doors, plaster medallions, crown moldings, tin ceilings, and marble fireplace mantles. The parlor level includes soaring ceiling height, and the building’s many windows provide triple exposure to south, east, and west.

Set on a corner location, the home includes a garden level that steps out at grade to a large wooded backyard. The basement runs along the perimeter of the house and includes brick arches. The property is located near major Park Slope amenities, with Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Park, and the Farmers Market nearby. Transit access includes the 2/3/B/Q subway line about a block away, with additional transportation options for commuting to Manhattan and elsewhere in the city.

Designed originally as a grand single-family home and now arranged as multiple apartments, this property may appeal to buyers and operators seeking a flexible residential income asset. With its maintained historic character and multiple floor-through units, it can also support consideration of alternative uses within the building’s existing configuration.