The owner’s triplex blends historic charm with modern design, showcasing tall ceilings, wide-plank hardwood floors, classic millwork, and oversized windows. The open-plan living/dining room leads to an epicurean kitchen with custom cabinetry, premium stone, and top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. A deck connects to the lush garden, perfect for outdoor entertainment. The full-floor owner’s retreat offers a king-size bedroom with exposed brick, a walk-in closet, and an upscale en-suite bath. The top floor features a junior suite, two spacious bedrooms, a hall bath, and laundry. The highlight is its stunning Roof Deck with panoramic views.

The garden apartment includes a sunny living/dining room, an open kitchen, two bedrooms (one with garden access), and a full bath. The backyard features a lush turf lawn, pavers, arbor vitae, and mature trees. The finished basement offers a large rec room, laundry, and a half bath.

Built in 1886 by architect Isaac D. Reynolds in the Neo-Grec style, this majestic brownstone crafted with meticulous detail selected by an interior designer retains its original stoop railing, newel posts, and beautifully restored façade. The property, and many others nearby, were built by Susanna E. C. Russell, Brooklyn’s first-known female developer. Located within the Landmarked Bedford Historic District, Arlington Place is a lovely lane that runs just two short blocks between Halsey and Fulton streets. The street made its major movie debut in the 1994 Spike Lee film “Crooklyn,” with 7 Arlington serving as the family home of the main characters. From this ideal position at Bedford-Stuyvesant Heights and Crown Heights border, you’re just inches from some of Brooklyn’s best shopping, dining, and nightlife venues. Small local parks and playgrounds are within easy reach, with Fort Greene and Prospect parks just minutes away. Enjoy easy access to transportation with A/C and S trains, excellent bus service, and CitiBikes.