Brown Harris Stevens

For those long in search of the one, this home may very well be the start of a lasting story. At 20 feet wide and set deep on a 100-foot lot, No. 62 quietly commands attention. Wrapped in Flemish bond red brick and penciled limestone, it offers the kind of presence that is grounded and poetic. There's a certain magnetism to both the house and the park block-something that feels like best-in-show. That doesn't need to announce itself. It just is. Tree-lined Fort Greene Place gives the home its frame-dappled light, soft movement, a sense of place. Leafy streets and vibrant corridors surround you, while Fort Greene Park becomes an everyday companion. The house offers flexibility without compromise. For investors and end-users similarly. Make use of it as-is-two updated, independent units-or rewrite the entire structure as a single, soulful residence. Whether you dream of several units or one forever home, there's a kind of abracadabra in the way this house adapts to what your possibilities need. Spanning over 5400 square feet of interior living and another 1,600 outside. Nearly 70 feet deep and full width across each story, the scale is valuable. Inside, a lovely blend of preserved historic features and thoughtful updates sets the tone. This match made with contemporary reconstruction presents a wonderful opportunity to live, love, and discover in the heart of one of Brooklyn's most historic districts, now and a century ago. It is head turning to notice that one place could contain all that magnificence. The home lives across multiple levels, with generous rooms, and adaptable layouts that invite retreat and connection. Light moves beautifully throughout-and the space flows in a way that just feels right. The triplex offers elegance and ease. With a graceful parlor floor, and a second-story salon, there's room for quiet moments and large gatherings alike. Upstairs, lofted studios bring in warmth and creativity-exposed brick, tall ceilings, light from above. The kitchen is a quiet standout, dressed in soft gray-blue cabinetry, veined white marble, and steel appliances. All three bathrooms have been redone. Throughout the home: oak inlaid floors, fine millwork, antique pier mirrors, marble mantels, mahogany pocket and patio doors, prominent crown moldings and medallions, skylight apertures, and just enough patina to whisper history. Recessed lighting, central air, and en suite laundry offer up-to-date comfort, while a pair of open-air terraces off the kitchen and second floor add layers of outdoor living. The garden unit has the feel of being an intimate, open, and stylistically contemporary loft. More than that, it has enough storage and a focal point island. A dining area and a full bathroom complete the floor, with two additional rooms leading out to the patio and a deep, divinely verdant yard. Beloved Fort Greene is well located. Proximity to bridges, public transit, and highways ensures excellent access throughout Brooklyn and beyond. Your essential staples and amenities are within blocks. And In terms of the various cuisines and spirits, whether you fancy a first-rate, quick, or casual meal, all are checked out in this popular and preferred neighborhood. Whether it's quiet mornings in the garden flat, music drifting through the parlor, or long evenings under open sky, this is a house that holds space for the life you've been looking for. That lends itself to gathering and solitude alike-a space to celebrate, hideaway, and live fully. A place where narrative and structure meet and where everyday life feels inspired. A timeless residence with soul, scale, and story-ready to welcome its next chapter. It would be a pleasure to introduce you. Enjoy... https://youtube.com/shorts/s9OPR6TMF8?featureshared https://www.youtube.com/watch?vcO6TbUUkDFQ