699 E 18th St, Brooklyn, NY 11230

699 East 18th Street has been featured by Brownstoner, Curbed, and 6sqft, for its standout characteristics. This enchanting standalone, single-family, Victorian home is situated in the Fiske Terrace-Midwood Park Historic District of Brooklyn--just steps from the B & Q trains at Newkirk Plaza. With over 4900 sf on a 50' x 100' lot, there are 4 floors of sprawling space--providing you ample room to live, to entertain, and to grow. If that's not enough, the house (which was originally built in 1910), is replete with architectural details; high ceilings; an abundance of windows in every room; streaming light on every level; a private 2 car garage; and additional parking in a private driveway! Upon entering this lovingly maintained gem, there is a gracious entry foyer on the parlor floor which leads you to a Great Room (on the right) that extends the entire length of the house and is adorned with 2 working gas fireplaces. To the left of the entry foyer is a spacious, windowed dining room (with picturesque tree-lined street view) that is large enough for a huge, formal dining table and is adjacent to a graciously laid out, windowed, eat-in kitchen that leads you directly into a charming garden--complete with wood deck and landscaping. The second floor of this charming home includes 4 bedrooms--each of which can accommodate a king-size bed and is outfitted with a walk-in closet! On this floor, you will also find one full bathroom and a powder room. On the third floor, you will find three more bedrooms (one of which is currently used as an additional living room) and one more full bathroom. Lastly, a completely finished and furnished lower level is a hub of possibility, including a home office, a greenhouse, a recreation room, a laundry room, and utility access, and custom spa-like zen oasis! The neighborhood of 699 E 18th St is a section of Ditmas Park also known as Victorian Flatbush, which is conveniently situated for city living near the B and Q trains at Newkirk Plaza. Ditmas Park favorites like Lea, Werkstatt, The Farm on Adderley and Milk and Honey