102 Hall St, Brooklyn, NY 11205

WHERE CHARM MEETS VALUE! Finally an affordable townhouse with all the charm that doesn't need a full gut renovation. This beautifully preserved home has been in the same family since it was built at the turn of the century. Gently and lovingly kept, 102 Hall Street offers townhouse living for the Brooklyn buyers who thought they were priced out of the townhouse market. This sweet 3-story home is the ideal 2-3 bedroom, single-family home, with beautiful architectural details from the faade to the original decorative moldings to the tin ceilings! Located on a pretty, tree-lined street, this 16-foot wide, 3-story townhouse with cellar is a legal single-family home. The entrance up the stoop leads to the grand, parlor level. This was originally the most formal part of the home and was used for entertaining since it features the highest ceilings and most ornate, architectural details. Adjoining front and rear parlors occupy this level, each with carved marble fireplace mantels, decorative moldings and patterned tin ceilings. The dramatic, open space is sunny and spacious and exactly what you always envisioned a townhouse should be! Down one flight to the garden level, or entering through the second entrance under the stoop, the foyer leads to the formal dining room, eat-in, country kitchen, and an updated full bathroom. Exit through the kitchen to the peaceful backyard and covered deck. The 60+ foot backyard has a lovely, tall tree for shade and eagerly awaits new owners to plant a garden. The top floor of the home has 2 bedrooms and a smaller room that would make an ideal office, nursery or guest room. There is also a beautiful, sunny, sky-lit bathroom with claw-foot bathtub. The master bedroom is spacious with beautiful arched alcove, ornate moldings and an elegant carved marble fireplace mantel. The second bedroom features exposed brick walls and another decorative fireplace. 102 Hall Street is conveniently located off of Myrtle Avenue with all of the cafes, restaurants, supermarkets and mom-and-pop shops. It's also only blocks from the Pratt Institute, half a block from the Brooklyn Navy Yard, which is in the middle of its own revitalization, and minutes to Fort Greene and downtown Brooklyn.