166 Pacific Street

Offered for the first time in more than fifty years, this 25-foot-wide townhouse sits inside the Cobble Hill Historic District, the twenty-two-block enclave the city landmarked in 1969 for its remarkably intact 19th-century streetscape. By 1860 most of these blocks were built up with brick and stone row houses in the Greek Revival and Italianate styles, and Pacific Street between Court and Clinton still carries that cadence today. On a 25-by-100 lot and built 45 feet deep across four floors, the house carries unusual scale for the district, with a 17-foot extension on the lower two floors.

It comes delivered vacant, a clean slate a few doors from Court Street's restaurants and shops.