865 E 21ST Street #NA Brooklyn, NY 11210

NEW TO MARKET! Midwood, Brooklyn 865 East 21 Street This amazing, fully detached pre-war Edwardian home is located on a serene block in the much desired, Brooklyn neighborhood of South Midwood. Every inch of this home offers an opportunity to find peace. Whether practicing yoga on the rear deck at sunrise...or sitting on the front porch watching the sunset while sipping tea, tranquility is the order of the day. The Parlor floor features a formal sitting room, formal dining room, eat in kitchen, and half bath. Turn-of-the-century architectural details adorn this townhouse, such as stained glass, mahogany inlaid wood floors, coffered ceiling, and pitched roof. The master bedroom has direct access to a sunroom, and 5-piece en suite bath featuring double vanity, Jacuzzi tub, and separate steam shower. Entertain in your finished basement complete with an office, half bath, and built-in bar. Local amenities include everyday conveniences, shopping, dry cleaning, and Post Office. Public transportation includes Q at Avenue H, and 2/5 at Flatbush Junction Station.

GET TO KNOW MIDWOOD Midwood's name originates from the Dutch "midwout," or middle woods. And for many years, Midwood was an actual dense woodland in the middle of Brooklyn. That bucolic quality would begin to turn toward development after 1890-when Brooklyn became part of New York City-with houses and apartment buildings following an influx of people in the 1920s. Its forest may be gone, but Midwood today maintains a certain town-in-the-woods quality. By nature of its physical location, it's quieter and perhaps more serene than noted neighborhoods north of it. Even though some still think of Midwood as simply part of greater Flatbush, there's no denying this area stands distinctly on its own. Around town, you'll find multitudes of home styles-including townhouses, condominiums, and co-ops. The community itself has given rise to several notable names in politics, sports, and the arts and remains representative of Brooklyn's tendency to make space for everyone to prosper.