292 Halsey Street, New York City, NY 11216

292 Halsey Street is a stately 1891 Renaissance Revival/Romanesque Revival Sandstone with high ceilings, well-proportioned rooms and a plethora of original detail that will make your heart beat faster. Builder/Architect David Weild made sure that 292 Halsey Street was graced with all the elements that insure charm and warmth would last through the decades — such as five original mantles, parquetry wood floors, oversized windows with original shutters inviting sunlit garden views, pocket doors, built-ins, tin ceiling, and original wood and plaster moulding. An ornate plaster relief frieze crowns the perimeter of the living room. This legal two-family home is currently set up as a double duplex, and with some upgrades through the years, 292 Halsey Street will put you on your way to owning your dream Brownstone in the heart of Bedford Stuyvesant. Some improvements include a 5 year-old boiler; two 4 year-old water heaters; and some upgraded system work. The roof was recoated 5 years ago. 292 Halsey is ideally located close to the A/C train stops and a short walk to the Long Island Railroad station. Favorite nearby hotspots include Bunny, Ler Lers, Daphne’s, Peaches Hot House, Corto, Zaca Cafe, Peace & Riot, Chicky’s General Store, Bed-Vyne, LunAtico — and all the amenities Nostrand through Lewis Aves have to offer.