101 Chauncey Street

Ideally located in Brooklyn’s Stuyvesant Heights historic district, 101 Chauncey is one in a row of six elegant Renaissance Revival style Limestone houses designed by William Debus. This approx. 3,573 sq. ft. home consists of two stories plus an English basement. Built 20′ × 55′ with an extension in the back, this south facing home with it’s distinctive white limestone facade and decorative balcony sits right across from Fulton Park. Original hardwood floors, medallions, carpentry, doors & hardware combined with 10’ ceilings adds to the charm of this stunning home. Conveniently located a block away from the “A” express & the “C” trains at the Utica Ave stop and all your local favorites like Saraghina restaurant & bakery, Peaches on Lewis, Beso, Skal, Bar Lunatico, Milk & Pull, Nana Ramen and Chez Oskar.