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Picture this: Prospect Park, just moments away. That's the everyday reality at 1702 11th Avenue, a corner-lot townhouse perfectly positioned where Windsor Terrace meets South Slope, two of Brooklyn's most coveted neighborhoods- where weekend mornings start with a walk to the park and afternoons end in your own private backyard.
This is a true three-unit homes built for the way smart Brooklyn buyers actually live. The owner's duplex is the showpiece, and it lives large. The renovated kitchen is the kind of space that pulls everyone in, with rich granite countertops, sleek black stainless appliances, a dedicated dining area, and a large pantry that solves every storage problem before it starts. Just beyond, the living room opens up with tremendous proportions, easily fitting a full dining setup alongside the lounge area, and a sun-filled, separate office nook tucks into its own corner, perfect for working from home without sacrificing the flow of the main space.
Downstairs, the full finished basement raises the ceiling on what a Brooklyn home can offer, literally. Soaring heights and real windows make it feel like a true extension of the living space. Currently styled as an art studio and rec room, it's a blank canvas for a home gym, media lounge, playroom, or creative studio. Hardwood floors run throughout, the windowed bathroom has been fully renovated, and the duplex enjoys central air and heat, in-unit laundry, and direct garage access for everyday ease.
Then there's the bonus: two income-producing rental units that help carry the mortgage from day one. It's the kind of setup buyers spend months hunting for and rarely find on a corner lot this close to the park.
Step outside and the perks keep coming. A fenced patio offers room to entertain, garden, or simply unwind, and a two-car garage delivers something most Brooklyn homeowners only dream about: effortless parking.
Behind the scenes, this home has been impeccably maintained for years. The current owner recently rebuilt the brownstone wall and completed full exterior repointing, and the major systems have been thoughtfully upgraded throughout, including new windows, insulation, and updated electrical. Every update here was done with care, not shortcuts, the kind of investment that protects the property for decades to come.
And the location speaks for itself. Walk a few blocks in any direction and you're at Krupa Grocery for a long brunch, Le Paddock for French bistro classics, or Della for wood-fired pizza. Pick up morning coffee at Poetica, grab dinner provisions at Windsor Farms, and catch a film at the historic Pavilion (Nitehawk Prospect Park). The F and G trains at Fort Hamilton Parkway and 15th Street have you in Manhattan in minutes, and Prospect Park itself, with its 526 acres of trails, ballfields, and the lake, is moments from your front door.
Corner properties with rental income, garage parking, and Prospect Park just a few blocks away don't come along often in Windsor Terrace. When they do, they don't last. Schedule your private showing today. Listing courtesy of Compass ...
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