A Beautifully Restored Two-Family Brownstone with Outdoor Space on Three Levels
Behind a classic 1905 brownstone facade - original cornice, ornamental window crowns, and wrought-iron stoop intact - sits a fully reimagined two-family townhouse that pairs Bed-Stuy's architectural heritage with a top-to-bottom modern renovation. At 2,022 interior square feet plus a full 674 sq ft basement and rare outdoor space on three separate levels, 507 Quincy is a turnkey opportunity for an end-user with rental income potential or a savvy investor.
Owner's Triplex The owner's residence opens into a sun-drenched parlor floor anchored by a restored cast-iron mantle set against a custom herringbone oak feature wall - a stunning conversation between old and new. Wide-plank white oak floors carry through to a dramatic chef's kitchen with a 14-foot waterfall island, integrated appliances, custom matte cabinetry, and a herringbone tile backsplash that opens to a dining area and a private rear balcony overlooking the trees.
The full-floor primary suite features three oversized casement windows framing leafy treetop views, a windowed walk-in closet, and a spa-caliber en-suite bath finished in
honed black marble with a glass-enclosed rain shower, floating double vanity, and matte black fixtures. A second bedroom - currently configured as a nursery - and a designer secondary bath with white statuary marble complete the floor.
The top-floor bonus room steps directly out to a private rooftop terrace with skyline-adjacent treetop views - ideal for entertaining or a sunset glass of wine.
Garden-Level Rental The garden-level one-bedroom is a fully separate, light-filled rental unit with its own kitchen, full bath, and direct access to a landscaped, fully-fenced backyard with artificial turf, custom planters, and cedar privacy fencing. Strong rental comps in the immediate area support meaningful offset to carrying costs.
The Particulars
The Neighborhood Set on one of Bed-Stuy's most picturesque tree-lined blocks, 507 Quincy is moments from the boutiques and cafés of Tompkins Avenue, Saraghina, Peaches, Brooklyn Tea, and the Saturday farmers market at Herbert Von King Park. A/C trains at Nostrand and Kingston-Throop deliver you to Lower Manhattan in under 30 minutes.
A rare combination of restored prewar character, modern systems, layered outdoor space, and rental income - all on a Bed-Stuy block that feels increasingly hard to come by.
Listing courtesy of Corcoran Group
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