$5,700,000

Presenting 93 8th Avenue, a truly rare combination of location, scale and original details. Designed by Brooklyn architect Charles Werner and built by William Gubbins c.1883 this striking French neo-Grec brownstone is perfectly situated on the corner of 8th Ave. and President St. in the heart of Park Slope and has been in the same family since the 1970's.

Nestled within the Park Slope Historic District this majestic brownstone is configured as five generously proportioned dwellings plus cellar. A home of this scale will appeal to a wide array of buyers including end-users looking to design the single family mansion of their dreams, an owner occupied investment property, investors seeking high-income rentals or a 1031 exchange candidate. Additionally, condominium developers and those developers who covert to single family luxury homes will find this townhome a truly rare opportunity.

This grand home is an impressive 23.5ft in width and 60ft in depth on a 100ft. deep lot with an expansive canvas of 8,460 sq. ft. including the cellar. The garden level is accessed through the private side stoop entrance and is configured as a one bedroom and one and a half bathrooms and features details including pocket doors, bay windows, mantle and access to spacious private yard oasis. This unit has an interior staircase making it easily combined with the parlor floor and also has direct access to a well-maintained multi-purpose cellar. At the top of the stoop is the entrance to four additional sun-soaked dwellings each with in unit laundry starting with parlor floor featuring 12'3" ceilings, a stunning bay window dining area and mantles. The second floor has two bedrooms, an oversized living room and a fabulous eat-in kitchen with a bay window overlooking President St. The third and fourth floors each have generous living rooms perfect for entertaining and large primary bedrooms as well as a windowed pass through which can serve as an additional bedroom, den or office.

Ideally located only one block to Prospect Park and close to the Brooklyn Museum and Public Library, Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket and Brooklyn Botanic Garden as well as many of Brooklyn's best restaurants and finest boutique shops. Ample and quick commuting options abound with the 2/3/B/Q/F/G lines in close proximity. To find a corner townhome with this scale, location, impressive detail combined with the flexibility of use and income potential is rare indeed so don't miss your opportunity to call 93 8th Avenue home.