In Contract
40 Garden Place
$12,750,000Photography: Compass
40 Garden Place is a gut-renovated single-family house on one of Brooklyn Heights' quietest lanes, in contract at $12,750,000. Garden Place earned its name honestly: the street was laid out in 1842 across the formal garden behind the mansion of Philip Livingston, a New York signer of the Declaration of Independence, and parts of the old garden wall still stand as back fences on the block today.
The house is a mid-19th-century Greek Revival brought forward, five bedrooms across twelve rooms, inside the first historic district New York ever designated, in 1965. The renovation reads as English cottage warmth meeting Scandinavian restraint, most of all in the steel-framed rear that opens to the garden.
Frequently asked:
What should I know about 40 Garden Place?
Greek Revival single-family (c.1848) within the Brooklyn Heights Historic District, the first designated in New York.
Where is 40 Garden Place?
40 Garden Place is located in Brooklyn Heights, New York.
How many bedrooms and bathrooms does 40 Garden Place have?
40 Garden Place has 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
How much is 40 Garden Place?
40 Garden Place was last asking $12,750,000.
What are the monthly carrying costs at 40 Garden Place?
40 Garden Place carries property taxes of $2,533 per month.
Who is the listing agent for 40 Garden Place?
40 Garden Place is listed by Callie Katt, Compass.
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- Beds
- 5
- Baths
- 3
- Taxes
- $2,533/mo
- Type
- Single-family
- Building
- Greek Revival single-family (c.1848) within the Brooklyn Heights Historic District, the first designated in New York.