28 Hampton Place

A Grand Past. An Extraordinary Future. For thirty-five years, 28 Hampton Place has stayed in the same hands. Now this 1910 brick corner townhouse in Crown Heights comes to market with a combination few Brooklyn properties can match: three residences, four private enclosed garages, a rear yard, and a roof deck with sweeping city views. The house sits on a 20.25-by-90-foot lot and makes the most of it. Four stories rise above a finished basement, offering more than 3,850 square feet of space. Its corner position brings in natural light from three exposures, falling across original wood floors and generously proportioned rooms. It's the kind of scale and character that draws people to Brooklyn's historic townhouses in the first place. The interiors are ready for a new vision, but the architecture has already done its part. Configured as three residences (taxed as two) offer several ways to make this property your own. Preserve the existing configuration as an income-producing investment, give multiple generations their own floors under one roof, or reimagine the entire building as a grand single-family home. The finished basement provides additional storage and utility space, leaving four full floors above to shape around your needs. There's room here for both a practical plan and a little imagination. Then there are the garages. Four private enclosed parking spaces would be a rare find anywhere in Brooklyn. Attached to a townhouse, they're practically a category of their own. Keep the cars off the street, explore the potential for additional rental income, or create your dream workshop or she-shed. With dual street access, a private yard, and the roof deck, the property offers a remarkable amount of freedom in how its spaces can be used. Crown Heights has some of Brooklyn's finest early-twentieth-century architecture, along with the neighborhood life that makes this borough so appealing. Brower Park and the Brooklyn Children's Museum are nearby, while the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and Prospect Park are all within easy reach. Independent shops, neighborhood restaurants, and lively avenues give the area its unmistakable character, with convenient subway connections to Manhattan. After thirty-five years, this Brooklyn original is ready for its next chapter. The history is already written. What comes next is entirely yours. Find Your Sweet Spot.