737 Quincy St

With a nurturing hand, LILY can blossom into a stunning home. Named for the Lilies blossoming in the front yard, this home features many beautiful pre-war details such as mantles, moldings, newel posts, shutters, iron work, balustrades and spindles, tin ceiling, and blue stone. When entering this south-facing Bedford-Stuyvesant Brooklyn Brownstone on the garden level, one steps into an open, inviting space shared by the living room, and dining area. The kitchen is located in the northern end of the garden level, at the exit to the yard. Upstairs, the front and rear parlors both serve as bedrooms, each with a separate entrance from a shared hallway. The top-floor rental has a separate entrance from the parlor level. Upon entering the parlor, you step through the 100 year old, original wood doorway intothe vestibule, which leads one flight of stairs to a 3+bedroom, 2 bathroom duplex. The top-floor kitchen/living room features 3 full windows that pour in light and provide a view of the Empire State Building. Estimated Built, 1899. Bring your contractor/designer.