225 Madison Street Bedford-Stuyvesant Asking $2,435,000
A timeless Brooklyn townhouse with the flexibility today's buyers demand, 225 Madison Street is a beautifully proportioned two-family brick residence offering approximately 3,200 square feet of living space on a generous 20' 100' lot in the heart of Bedford-Stuyvesant.Built in 1910, this classic three-story row-house blends historic character with enduring investment appeal. The handsome brick facade, elevated stoop, decorative wrought-iron fencing, and mature tree-lined streetscape create an impressive first impression, while modern replacement windows enhance everyday comfort without compromising the home's architectural integrity.Configured as a legal two-family residence, the property presents exceptional flexibility for a variety of lifestyles. Owner-occupants can enjoy the space and privacy of a Brooklyn townhouse while offsetting ownership costs with rental income. Investors will appreciate the property's multiple income opportunities and long-term appreciation potential in one of Brooklyn's most established townhouse neighborhoods. It is equally well-suited for multigenerational living, offering two independent residences under one roof.Inside, approximately 3,200 square feet provide an outstanding canvas for customization, renovation, or immediate enjoyment, depending on the next owner's vision. The classic townhouse layout, generous proportions, and solid brick construction create the foundation for a residence that can evolve with changing needs while preserving its historic character.Additional building features include hardwood flooring, gas-fired steam/radiator heating, a full basement, a flat roof, and both front and rear outdoor areas. The home's attached row-house construction, substantial footprint, and private backyard further enhance its potential for thoughtful renovation and adaptable indoor-outdoor living.
Located within an R6B zoning district, the surrounding neighborhood maintains the scale and charm that have made Bedford-Stuyvesant one of Brooklyn's most sought-after residential communities. Residents enjoy picturesque, tree-lined streets, celebrated cafés and restaurants, neighborhood boutiques, local parks, and convenient subway access providing easy connections to Downtown Brooklyn and Manhattan.
At an asking price of $2,435,000-approximately $761 per building square foot- 225 Madison Street represents a compelling opportunity to acquire a substantial Brooklyn townhouse combining architectural character, income-producing potential, and lasting value in one of the borough's most desirable historic neighborhoods.
Property Highlights:

• Legal two-family townhouse
• Approximately 3,200 square feet
• 20' 100' lot (2,000 SF)
• Three stories
• Built in 1910
• Attractive brick facade with historic architectural details
• Elevated stoop and garden-level entrance
• Modern replacement windows
• Decorative wrought-iron fencing
• Located in an R6B zoning district
• Flexible owner-occupant, investment, or multigenerational living opportunity
• Prime Bedford-Stuyvesant location with neighborhood amenities and public transportation
• Full basement
• Full rear yard and front outdoor area
• Hardwood flooring
• Gas-fired steam/radiator heating
• Flat roof and attached rowhouse construction

Classic Brooklyn architecture. Flexible living. Enduring investment potential.Transportation options include the A and C trains at Nostrand Avenue and the G train at Bedford-Nostrand Avenues, along with the Long Island Rail Road service at Nostrand Avenue. The B44/B44-SBS, B25, B26, and B49 bus routes provide additional connections throughout Brooklyn. Herbert Von King Park offers green space, recreation, and community programming, while the surrounding Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood provides an appealing collection of independent cafés, bakeries, restaurants, bars, markets, pharmacies, and other everyday conveniences along Nostrand, Bedford, and Tompkins avenues. 225 Madison Street is a rare opportunity to own a distinguished Bedford-Stuyvesant townhouse that offers the character of historic Brooklyn with the versatility today's buyers are seeking.