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300 Milford Street

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*** OPEN HOUSE Sunday, Aug 9 | 12:00 PM 1:30 PM. No appointment is necessary.***

Nestled on a picturesque tree-lined block, this charming brick townhouse offers a rare combination of timeless character, generous living space, and private outdoor living.

The main level welcomes you with an inviting entry foyer, a spacious living room, a formal dining room, and a bright, windowed open kitchen with breakfast bar, creating an ideal layout for both everyday living and entertaining. Soaring ceilings of over 9 feet enhance the sense of space, while the beautiful arched openings between the living and dining rooms serve as stunning architectural focal points that showcase the homes original character. Large windows fill the home with natural light while highlighting the original hardwood floors, elegant wood staircase, and preserved architectural details that give the home its warmth and timeless appeal.

The upper level offers generously sized bedrooms with oversized windows, abundant sunlight, and flexible space for a home office, guest room, or additional bedroom. A spacious landing illuminated by a stunning skylight creates an airy focal point between the bedrooms, while the full bathroom features both a skylight and a bathtub, filling the space with beautiful natural light throughout the day.

The finished basement offers additional flexible space and benefits from its own separate private entrance.

Outside, the perfectly maintained private backyard is a true extension of the home. The large deck is perfect for outdoor dining, entertaining, grilling, or simply relaxing, all surrounded by mature trees that provide privacy and a peaceful setting.

Additional highlights include:

Classic brick facade with excellent curb appeal
Original hardwood floors throughout
Soaring ceilings of over 9 feet on the main level
Beautiful arched architectural openings between the living and dining rooms
Beautiful original wood staircase and architectural details
Spacious living and dining rooms
Bright, windowed kitchen with breakfast bar
Finished basement with separate private entrance
Skylit upper-level landing
Full bathroom with skylight and bathtub
Excellent natural light throughout
Flexible room configurations
Private deck and backyard
Ample storage

Conveniently located near neighborhood shops, restaurants, parks, schools, and public transportation, this home offers an exceptional opportunity to own a spacious townhouse that blends classic Brooklyn charm with comfortable everyday living.

Property taxes currently benefit from a solar panel tax abatement, resulting in significantly reduced annual real estate taxes. Buyers are encouraged to verify the remaining term, transferability, and eligibility of the abatement as part of their due diligence.

To help buyers fully appreciate the homes layout and features before visiting, please watch the video tour attached to the listing.

Showings are conducted exclusively during scheduled open houses.

Property Taxes

Current annual property taxes with the NYC solar property tax abatement: $1,800.52 per year, approximately $150.04 per month

Annual property taxes without the abatement: $3,428.88 per year, approximately $285.74 per month

Current annual tax savings from the abatement: approximately $1,628.36

Solar Panels

The home has financed solar panels. They are owned through financing and are not leased

The existing solar loan may be assumed by the buyer, subject to GoodLeaps approval
Current lender: GoodLeap

Original loan amount: $32,893.35

Loan term: 25 years

Interest rate: 7.49%

Monthly payment: approximately $229.39

The seller has advised that approximately $14,000 has already been paid toward the loan

The remaining balance should be confirmed with an official payoff statement from GoodLeap before closing

The NYC solar property tax abatement is separate from the solar loan. The buyer and the buyers attorney should verify the remaining duration and transferability of the abatement during due diligence



Written By: Georges Benoliel

Georges has been working in Wall Street for the last 16 years trading derivatives with hedge funds. He has been an active real estate investor for over a decade. Georges graduated from HEC Business School in Paris and holds a master in Finance from ESADE Barcelona.

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