Delightfully bright and charming, 27 First Street is a cozy 3-floor, 2-family townhouse on an idyllic, quiet tree-lined street in Carroll Gardens between Hoyt & Bond. Situated within a row of brick townhomes built together in the early 20th century, this property is sweet, sunny, and south-facing. It features two inviting units: a bright owner's duplex upstairs, which currently has 2-bedrooms, 1-bathroom, and an office space, and a lovely 1-bedroom on the garden level. The two units are currently connected with an open staircase that can be easily combined to create the single-family home of your dreams or sectioned off to form an income-producing lower unit with its own entrance, backyard access, and entry to the full cellar. The current extension may allow a deck to be added off the parlor kitchen. Interior measures approximately 1875 square feet with an approximately 530 square foot dry cellar.

This enchanting home boasts many original details including recently refinished wide-planked pine floors, two decorative fireplaces - one with a resplendent white mantle and one surrounded by exposed brick - original moldings and ceiling medallions, and exposed beamed ceilings along with recent updates including a refinished and structurally repointed stoop, freshly refurbished fa ade and cornice, in-unit W/D, new hot water heater and more recent boiler.

Both living rooms are south-facing and invite abundant natural light, creating bright and airy spaces to relax or entertain. The deep north-facing garden provides a peaceful outdoor retreat, ideal for enjoying fresh air or cultivating your own urban oasis. With its winning combination of comfort, location, and creative opportunity - ask your architect about the F.A.R. to expand the square footage - bring your imagination and vision to design your ultimate home in one of the best locations in Brooklyn.

Situated on a quiet, scenic street, known for its warmth, charm, and friendly neighbors, 27 First Street is ideally located just a few blocks from Whole Foods, the Carroll Street F/G train, Carroll Park, and the plethora of restaurants, markets, and shops on Court, Smith Street, throughout Carroll Gardens and Gowanus.