Built in the 1920s with a Flemish-bond brick facade, 230 Underhill Avenue sits in the heart of Prospect Heights, just a block from Grand Army Plaza, the Brooklyn Public Library and Prospect Park just beyond. This extra deep, 55-foot long brick townhouse has an elegant loft like quality, with generous open spaces, long sight lines, high ceilings, and sunlight that streams in from three exposures on three floors. The building was meticulously renovated by its architect-owner in 2015. The owners sprawling 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom duplex sits atop a garden apartment which has 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, a finished basement, and a tranquil leafy backyard. The top floor is breathtaking, with an open plan, large over-sized windows, and two large skylights. The kitchen, laundry room, and both bathrooms all have windows, a rarity in Brownstone Brooklyn. The kitchen is designed for entertaining and chefs use, with plenty of storage in walnut and white lacquered cabinets, ample Caesarstone counterspace, a Bertazonni 6-burner gas convection range, and the highest quality appliances and fixtures by Liebherr, Bosch, Kohler, and Elkay. Including the basement, 230 Underhill Avenue measures over 4,100 square feet, and theres even more room to grow here. Thanks to 230 Underhill Avenues R8X zoning, one could add at least another floor to the building. The best of Prospect Heightss restaurants, boutiques, and other amenities are all close-by, as are the 2, 3, 4, and 5 trains for a quick commute to Manhattan and the rest of Brooklyn.