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  • $2,150,000

    221A Wyckoff St, Brooklyn, NY 11217

    3beds
    1,950sqft
    Multi Family
    Built in 1899
    -- sqft lot
    $2,150,600 Zestimate®
    $1,103/sqft
    $7,207 Estimated rent

    What's special

    SHOWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Bring your architect and contractor to this mid-block, 2-family, 3-story townhouse in landmarked Boerum Hill. Built in 1871, this home features a sunny, south-facing living area with original pine floors, decorative mantels, tin ceilings and a quiet and peaceful backyard. An additional greenhouse off the garden-level kitchen was added in the mid 2000's. Full cellar, front courtyard and additional FAR of over 1,500 sq. ft. available for future expansion. (Please confirm independently.) Situated in a highly desirable neighborhood just moments from bustling Smith Street, as well as Atlantic Ave., Barclays Center, Park Slope and Downtown Brooklyn. Local restaurants, cafes and transit are close by, including the 2, 3, 4, 5 trains at Nevins and Flatbush plus the B, D, N, R, Q and LIRR at Atlantic Terminal. A and C trains are at Hoyt – Schermerhorn and the F and G on Smith St.

    Zillow last checked: 7 hours ago

    Listing updated: July 02, 2025 at 04:22am

    Listed by:

    Kristina Leonetti,

    Compass

    Source: StreetEasy,MLS#: S1769875

    Facts & features

    Interior

    Bedrooms & bathrooms
    • Bedrooms: 3
    • Bathrooms: 2
    • Full bathrooms: 2
    Interior area
    • Total structure area: 1,950
    • Total interior livable area: 1,950 sqft

    Property

    Features
    • Patio & porch: Other
    • Exterior features: Courtyard
    Details
    • Parcel number: 003870064
    • Special conditions: Resale

    Construction

    Type & style
    • Home type: MultiFamily
    • Property subtype: Multi Family
    Condition
    • Year built: 1899

    Community & neighborhood

    Location
    • Region: Brooklyn
    • Subdivision: Boerum Hill

    HOA & financial

    HOA
    • Services included: Maintenance
    Services availability