Description
1882 Hart Street - Ridgewood Two-Family with Expansion Potential
A rare opportunity to restore and reimagine a classic Ridgewood row house in the heart of the Hart-DeKalb-Stockholm Historic District.
Built circa 1920 by architect Louis Berger, who is credited with designing thousands of buildings throughout Ridgewood and Bushwick, this handsome two-family brick home showcases the distinctive craftsmanship of the neighborhood, including load-bearing masonry construction and finely detailed stone trim.
The approximately 55-foot-deep home sits on a 95-foot lot and offers approximately 1,400 square feet of unused buildable area, creating significant potential for expansion. Bring your architect, contractor, and vision to unlock the possibilities of this property.
The home retains its original character and is being offered as-is and delivered vacant, providing a clean slate for renovation, restoration, or reconfiguration.
Located on a quiet residential block tucked between Woodward and Onderdonk Avenues, the property is approximately 10 minutes from the DeKalb Avenue L train and close to the restaurants, cafés, and
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Property Details
- Multi Family
Amenities
- Patio
- Pets: Building Yes, No
- Private Outdoor Space Over60 Sqft
- Smoke Free
- View: Other
The Neighborhood
Although it's a high-density area, Ridgewood is a quiet neighborhood.
Recently, a slew of artists, musicians, and young professionals priced out of Brooklyn’s hipper neighborhoods have moved in. They’re attracted to its affordability and low-key lifestyle. Ridgewood isn’t a scene for nightlife but there is enough retail, restaurants, bars, and other amenities to keep most people happy. If you’re looking to dance until the wee h ... read more
