$2,145,000

420 Quincy Street is a four-story townhouse with an English basement and cellar, currently configured as a 3 bed reverse duplex over 2 - two-bedroom apartments. The property offers a rare crossroads of flexibility and opportunity: it works equally well for an owner-occupant looking to make the duplex their home while maintaining rental income, or for a buyer looking to reimagine the entire house.

Much of the heavy lifting has already been completed. Recent improvements include updated electrical panels and wiring, conversion to electric induction cooking, basement insulation, a new roof and skylight, foam insulation on exterior walls and roof, basement structural repairs, renovated bathrooms, a new water heater, and new concrete and masonry work to exterior stairs. The result is a house where the major systems and surfaces are largely in usable condition, allowing a new owner to focus primarily on cosmetic improvements.

For those looking to maximize the property's potential, the existing layout could be reconfigured into a generous owner's triplex over a garden-level apartment. Alternatively, the current configuration can be retained and updated over time, creating a more turnkey path to ownership with income-producing apartments already in place.

There are still opportunities to bring back some of the townhouse's original character. The two original front doors remain, as do the original banisters running from the parlor level upward. While the house does not retain fireplaces, its proportions, solid bones, and flexible layout provide a strong foundation for a thoughtful renovation.

420 Quincy is ultimately a townhouse for someone who wants options: live comfortably while improving it incrementally, maintain the existing income-producing configuration, or undertake a larger redesign and unlock the full potential of the house.

The location is equally compelling. 420 Quincy sits within easy reach of both the G and A trains, providing convenient access throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan. Herbert Von King Park is just moments away, offering a rare combination of green space, a shaded lawn, dog run, amphitheater, and SummerStage programming. Just a few blocks away, Tompkins Avenue serves as one of the neighborhood's local main streets, with an appealing mix of independent shops, restaurants, cafes, and small businesses that give the area its distinctly local character.

The surrounding neighborhood has continued to evolve, with new businesses, schools, children's activities, and community amenities adding to an already vibrant mix. As more schools and educational options have opened in the area, access to quality education has become an increasingly attractive part of the neighborhood's appeal. Combined with parks, fitness, dining, shopping, and easy transportation, the area offers a well-rounded quality of life for a wide range of buyers.