298 State Street   Unit TOWNHOUSETRIPLEX

Furnished Boerum Hill Townhouse
Stunning 25-foot wide designer fully-furnished 4+ bedroom home. The impeccably restored home offers tremendous character, thoughtful modern updates, a gracious floor plan, and room to spread out. The parlor level features a wood-burning fireplace, an original pier mirror, ornate moldings, oversized windows, and beautiful hardwood floors. A built-in projector and a hidden screen offer the option to watch films or television without letting a screen dominate the space. An open chef’s with breakfast bar offers high-end appliances and generous cabinetry space. A pass-through window connects the kitchen to a back deck, which is perfect for outdoor dining and barbecuing. The dining area opens onto the deck through double French doors, with steps leading down to a private garden featuring soft turf. This floor also includes a powder room and generous storage.
On the second floor, the primary bedroom features a flatscreen, a spacious closet, and an en-suite bathroom with a soaking tub and separate shower. This room also opens onto a private deck overlooking the garden. A second bedroom and a home office are located on this floor as well. The third floor includes two more spacious bedrooms with walk-in closets, a full bathroom with washer and dryer, a linen closet, and an additional room with a window and television — perfect for a second office, guest room, or media space.
The garden level of the brownstone is occupied by a quiet, respectful tenant and has her own separate entrance beneath the stoop. She’s a great resource for anyone new to the area.
Located in prime Boerum Hill, the house is close to multiple subway lines, including Hoyt-Schermerhorn, Borough Hall, and Jay Street–Metrotech, making commutes to Manhattan and across Brooklyn quick and easy. The neighborhood itself offers everything you need within walking distance: grocery stores, hardware shops, independent boutiques, great restaurants and cafes, and entertainment options including the Alamo Drafthouse and Cobble Hill Cinemas.