Stuyvesant Heights, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Property Type
Multi Family
Views
Other
Central AC
Yes
Patio/Porch
Deck
Pets Allowed
Yes
Year Built
1905
RE Tax
$2,988 (Monthly)
Listing courtesy of Justin Martinez of Corcoran Group.
A Beautifully Restored Two-Family Brownstone with Outdoor Space on Three Levels Behind a classic 1905 brownstone facade - original cornice, ornamental window crowns, and wrought-iron stoop intact - sits a fully reimagined two-family townhouse that pairs Bed-Stuy's architectural heritage with a top-to-bottom modern renovation. At 2,022 interior square feet plus a full 674 sq ft basement and rare outdoor space on three separate levels, 507 Quincy is a turnkey opportunity for an end-user with rental income potential or a savvy investor. Owner's Triplex The owner's residence opens into a sun-drenched parlor floor anchored by a restored cast-iron mantle set against a custom herringbone oak feature wall - a stunning conversation between old and new. Wide-plank white oak floors carry through to a dramatic chef's kitchen with a 14-foot waterfall island, integrated appliances, custom matte cabinetry, and a herringbone tile backsplash that opens to a dining area and a private rear balcony overlooking the trees. The full-floor primary suite features three oversized casement windows framing leafy treetop views, a windowed walk-in closet, and a spa-caliber en-suite bath finished in honed black marble with a glass-enclosed rain shower, floating double vanity, and matte black fixtures. A second bedroom - currently configured as a nursery - and a designer secondary bath with white statuary marble complete the floor. The top-floor bonus room steps directly out to a private rooftop terrace with skyline-adjacent treetop views - ideal for entertaining or a sunset glass of wine. Garden-Level Rental The garden-level one-bedroom is a fully separate, light-filled rental unit with its own kitchen, full bath, and direct access to a landscaped, fully-fenced backyard with artificial turf, custom planters, and cedar privacy fencing. Strong rental comps in the immediate area support meaningful offset to carrying costs. The Particulars 2 residential units (B3 - Two Family Converted from One Family) 2,022 sq ft above grade + 674 sq ft full basement 19.25 ft x 100 ft lot (1,925 sq ft) 19.25 ft x 35 ft building footprint Built 1905 Brick & masonry construction Property tax: $2,993 Three private outdoor spaces: garden, parlor balcony, rooftop terrace The Neighborhood Set on one of Bed-Stuy's most picturesque tree-lined blocks, 507 Quincy is moments from the boutiques and cafés of Tompkins Avenue, Saraghina, Peaches, Brooklyn Tea, and the Saturday farmers market at Herbert Von King Park. A/C trains at Nostrand and Kingston-Throop deliver you to Lower Manhattan in under 30 minutes. A rare combination of restored prewar character, modern systems, layered outdoor space, and rental income - all on a Bed-Stuy block that feels increasingly hard to come by.
7
4
3
6
Brooklyn
RLS20105325
3,386 Sqft
Stuyvesant Heights
Building None
Multi Family
$2,988 (Monthly)
Other
1905
Green Building
Green Building
Washer Hookup, In Unit
Townhouse
2
3
1905
Yes
Stuyvesant Heights
Brooklyn
Deck
Other
$2,988 (Monthly)
Dishwasher, Washer Dryer Allowed
Other
Yes - Central Air
Yes - 1
Yes
High Ceilings, Smoke Free, Walk-In Closet(s)
12
Total$16,066.97/Month
*The values provided are approximate. For more precise information, please contact a BHS agent who can offer further assistance.
| Address | Size | Sold For |
|---|---|---|
| 552 Macon StreetStuyvesant Heights | 5 BR / 3 BA | $1,549,912 |
| 577 Jefferson AvenueStuyvesant Heights | 6 BR / 5 BA | $2,960,000 |
| 738a Madison StreetStuyvesant Heights | 5 BR / 3 BA | $1,765,000 |
| 120 Bainbridge StreetStuyvesant Heights | 6 BR / 5.5 BA | $2,850,000 |
| 195 Mac Donough Street #NA #NAStuyvesant Heights | 5 BR / 6 BA | $2,650,000 |
| 172 Mac Donough Street #NA #NAStuyvesant Heights | 6 BR / 5 BA | $2,617,500,123 |
Closed sales recorded by Brown Harris Stevens agents.

Stuyvesant Heights is a historic sub-neighborhood within Bedford-Stuyvesant in central Brooklyn, recognized for its brownstone-lined blocks and preserved late-19th- and early-20th-century architecture.
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