""Everything about this home is unique, from maintaining the original character and details to sweet touches that the current owners added.""
""The dwelling opens on the parlor level with a layout that emphasizes both grandeur and comfort, showcasing the exquisite historic details throughout the home.""
The Gilded Age mansion at 842 Carroll St. in Brooklyn is listed for $16 million. Built in 1887 by architect C.P.H. Gilbert, it is one of the widest townhouses in Brooklyn at 32 feet. The property has had only four owners and retains its single-family status. It features 12 bedrooms, six baths, and extensive outdoor space. The home combines modern updates with original historic details, including woodwork and fireplaces, making it a unique offering in the Park Slope Historic District.
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