RARE OPPORTUNITY 64 HANCOCK ST, BROOKLYN, NY 11216 Bedford Stuyvesant 4 Stories 11 BD 4 BA 3, 750 SQ FT Est.

RARE OPPORTUNITY | 64 HANCOCK ST, BROOKLYN, NY 11216 Bedford-Stuyvesant | 4 Stories | 11 BD | 4 BA | 3,750 SQ FT | Est. 1901 Opportunities like this do not come often. Standing proudly on one of the most coveted, tree-lined blocks in historic Brownstone Brooklyn, 64 Hancock Street is a magnificent four-story, 20-foot-wide townhouse that has anchored this celebrated street since 1901. With over 3,750 square feet of living space, 11 bedrooms, and 4 bathrooms, this is a rare canvas for those who dream big — and a generational asset in the heart of one of New York City’s most vibrant and appreciating neighborhoods. Nestled within the prestigious Bedford Historic District — designated in 2015 and recognized as one of Brooklyn’s most distinguished architectural landmarks — the property carries the soul of old New York while offering every possibility of modern transformation. Whether envisioned as a grand single-family mansion, a premier multi-unit investment, or a live-work compound, this home is as versatile as it is storied. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS: 3,750 sq ft across four stories on a 20 ft wide, 100 ft deep lot 11 bedrooms | 4 bathrooms Part of the Bedford Historic District — among Brooklyn’s finest preserved 19th-century streetscapes Multi-unit zoning (R6B) Franklin Ave A/C/S subway just 0.2 miles away — Manhattan minutes from your door 5 parks within 1.8 miles | walk-able, bike-able, world-class transit Near boutique restaurants, cafes, galleries, and the rich cultural fabric of Bed-Stuy THE NEIGHBORHOOD: Bedford-Stuyvesant is home to one of the highest concentrations of Victorian architecture in all of New York City — a living museum of 19th-century craftsmanship wrapped in the energy of a thriving modern community. From artisan coffee shops and local galleries to community gardens and acclaimed restaurants, Hancock Street places you at the very center of everything that makes Brooklyn the most coveted borough in America. This is not just a home. It is a monument to Brooklyn’s golden age — waiting for its next great chapter. Rare properties in the Bedford Historic District move quickly. SOLD AS-IS