Featured Fort Greene Real Estate: $3.5M Landmark Townhouse

FORT GREENE, BROOKLYN — This week’s featured real estate listing is a six-bedroom landmark townhouse at 59 S. Elliott Pl. with an asking price of $3,499,000.

The 4,000-square foot apartment was built in 1899 and features open floor plans, four bathrooms and is within walking distance of Fort Greene's best attractions.

Check out more photos of the home here and be sure to sign up for the Fort Greene Patch daily newsletter to get updates on local news and real estate.

From Realtor.com: Unique 2 family, 25 foot wide landmark townhouse located on one of the most desirable blocks in Fort Greene. This rare gem has been updated to provide double duplex apartments with open floor plans. Living space totals over 4000 square feet, endless possibilities of combining both units for a distinctive living experience.Located near B25, B52, B26, B38 buses and 2,3,4,5 train lines and walk to historic Fort Greene Park. A true one of a kind! $3,499,000 This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here. Get free real-time news alerts from the Fort Greene-Clinton Hill Patch.Thanks for your feedback! Now share it with your friends!Thanks for your feedback. Originally published August 24, 2017. Patch Featured Real Estate Announcements are a great way to get seen! Post your real estate announcement today. More from Fort Greene-Clinton Hill Patch

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