Designed by architect George A. Carver and built by H.E. Fickett in 1884, 428 11th Street is a beautiful single-family brick and brownstone townhouse gem, nestled in the middle of a quiet, low-traffic, tree-lined block. This inviting home has been lovingly maintained and features an array of updates made over the past few years. Historic details abound, including the original ironwork, wood carved cornice, and a graceful brownstone arch over the entryway. Inside you’ll find four original marble mantels, the original staircase, and many other details. Coming home to 428 11th Street you’ll enter through a spacious front garden and elegant double doors onto the parlor floor, which stretches 53-feet front to back. Tall windows bring light into the front parlor all day long. The back parlor, which is also graced with tall windows, leads to a windowed kitchen, with a half bath tucked away. The kitchen, which was redone in 2023, steps directly out to an expansive and sunny south-facing backyard. This tranquil refuge from the bustle of Brooklyn is a perfect place to relax, entertain, and enjoy everyday life. Upstairs you’ll find four sun-drenched bedrooms: two large and two small, which could also serve as den, home office, exercise room, and many other uses. The large bedrooms are centered around beautiful original mantels. Downstairs the basement provides ample room for storage and is equipped with well maintained mechanicals. Stairs and hatches lead to the front yard and backyard for convenience. Zoning allows for the expansion of 428 11th Street with up to 1,800 additional square feet in the backyard or on the roof. 428 11th Street is move-in ready and full of potential, all while being located close to the best of Park Slope’s renowned restaurants, boutiques, and other amenities. Prospect Park is just two blocks away. The F/G trains are also two-blocks away and the N/R trains are three blocks away for quick commuting options to Manhattan and the rest of the city. Come see this beautiful Park Slope townhouse and make it the backdrop for your next chapter in Brooklyn.