$1,895,000

The perfect remix of a classic, this designer-renovated townhouse blends old-world craftsmanship with understated Brooklyn-cool in iconic Stuyvesant Heights, a neighborhood which has quietly become one of the best neighborhoods for dining, live music, and quality of life.

593 Halsey Street is a fully renovated two-family home featuring an owners duplex with garden, plus a high-income rental. (Own for the cost of renting while building wealth. And ask us about the best interest rates, we know which banks still have good deals).

The owners duplex features two + bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, basement storage and a gorgeous private deck and private yard. Everything has been meticulously envisioned and planned, from the closets to floor plan.

The main parlor floor is an expansive living space culminating in floor to ceiling thermally sealed glass doors which open onto the perfect deck for lounging, barbecuing, and entertaining.

The kitchen here is truly a chef's kitchen, designed by a chef, with BlueStar gas range, professional range hood and Miele double wall ovens. The tones are wood and a soothing matte blue custom cabinetry and feature a separate dry bar, pantry and wine fridge. While you are cooking you can look out to your full width deck and backyard through elegant wall to wall glass windows leading into the planted and manicured yard. Surfaced with pet friendly turf, this is a maintenance free beautiful yard that feels amazing on bare feet.

The garden level features a primary suite with an envious amount of closet space, a guest bedroom and another full bathroom. Private laundry and large custom linen closet complete this level with its architectural design and attention to every detail.

Finally, the top floor features a stunning sky-lit rental with one large bedroom and private laundry. It's in near mint condition and the market rent easily pays down a $600,000 mortgage by itself. It's a savvy investment.

Mechanically, each unit is independently metered with its own high-capacity high-efficiency hot water and independent central air and central heat.

Stuyvesant Heights has quietly become one of the best neighborhoods for dining, live music, and quality of life, with L'antagonist, Trash Island, Trad Room, Turtles All The Way Down, Bar Lunatico among many, many more. It's a verdant small city within a city and the A,C at Utica is less than 5 minutes walking.