Extra-wide beautiful brick townhouse on a landmarked street in Brooklyn.

Our extra-wide beautiful brick townhouse, located on a landmarked street in Brooklyn, has beautiful windows and gorgeous interior spaces, plus a carport, curb cut, and in-house garage (one of the first built in Brooklyn). Our house has been used in many film, TV, commercial, and print shoots for CBS, ABC, PBS, Amazon Prime Studios, and many others. • An extra-wide home, 25 feet across on a 100-foot deep lot. • A special advantage the house offers is the unobstructed shooting of a room from another room, such as shooting the living room from the foyer or shooting in the dining from the living room, kitchen, or deck. • Driveway and curb cut allow for a production truck and van to be parked directly in front of the house. • Extra-wide front steps — a truly unique and beautiful stoop. • Large foyer (there’s a smaller entrance foyer, as well), which allows wide views of the large living room and the large dining room; curved stairway to the bedroom floor. • Extra-large leaded windows in the living room which also features a beautiful fireplace. • High ceilings, original molding on the ceilings and walls. • Dining room, with beautiful French doors leading to the deck which overlooks the fully landscaped backyard and patio. • Large kitchen, all new appliances, with an extra-large, new island. • A new parlor floor bathroom that the crew can use. • The bedroom floor (third floor) has a large primary bedroom with high ceilings and large, leaded windows; and a large, new in-suite bathroom, featuring beautiful Italian tile. • Two other bedrooms now serve as homes offices and guest rooms, all with new molding and built-in bookcases in the style of the house. • Second full bathroom, newly remodeled, which the talent can use. • A full-size, mirrored dressing room, can be used for the talent and hair and make-up. • The bottom “Garden Floor” is fully finished, an excellent space for make-up and wardrobe as well as production meetings and equipment. • Built-in 1920, and one of the first homes in Brooklyn with a car garage