Bright, light and airy, and adorned with period detail, 382 MacDonough Street is a boho-chic ethereal beauty. This four-story, two-family brownstone is located in prime Stuyvesant Heights on a landmarked block just off Stuyvesant Ave. and a stones throw to the express A train.  

Built in 1893 by Arthur Taylor and ideally configured as a triplex over a garden rental, this elegant home will solidly put you on the path to brownstone perfection. With seven original mantles, three sets of pocket doors, decorative plaster and wood moldings, decorative plaster relief, original parquet and strip oak floors, original pass-through closets, and a near-completely original bathroom with Victorian tile and spectacular sink  382 MacDonough offers elegance at every turn.  Even the backyard dazzles in spring under the shade of an enormous pink Magnolia tree.

Upgrades include new electrical, all new Anderson wood windows, solar panels, redone roof, new furnace and hot water heater, backyard fencing, deck, renovated bath, and refinished floors. The one-bedroom garden apartment has been thoroughly renovated from top to bottom and includes all the bells and whistles a tenant could want including HVAC.

382 MacDonough Street is located in prime Stuyvesant Heights near all the best that Bedford Stuyvesant has to offer from Roots / Seasons Nursery on the the western corner to Chez Oskar one block to the east  along with all the other great eateries and shopping on Lewis Ave, Stuyvesant Ave and Malcolm X Blvd; and steps from the Utica train station at Stuyvesant Ave.