This perfect mix of a classic and designer-renovated townhouse blends old-world craftsmanship with understated Brooklyn-cool in iconic Stuyvesant Heights. 593A Halsey Street is a fully renovated two-family home featuring an an owner's duplex with a large backyard, along with a duplex rental that easily commands top rent among it's comparables.

The owner's duplex, entered through the beautifully restored parlor doors, features three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a scenere home office, and a gorgeous private backyard. Everything has been meticulously envisioned and planned, from the closets to the floor plan to encourage comfortable living. The main parlor floor is an expansive living space extending out to a one-of-a-kind sunroom, an ideal home-office, connecting directly to the well-kept, tree-lined backyard. The kitchen here is truly a chef's kitchen, featuring ample cabinetry and an oversized center island. The tones are clean, appointed with marble and matte white custom cabinetry, and feature a 6-burner stove, double wide fridge, and an imbedded wine fridge.

The top floor of the Owner's duplex is filled with natural light, from both sides of the building as well as through carefully located skylights. All 3 bedrooms reside on this floor neatly laid out to achieve privacy, comfort, and ease of use. The washer and dryer are conveniently located to make refreshing your sheets, towels, and clothing as easy as can be.

Finally, the garden floor duplex unit features a stunning flex two-bedroom with private laundry. It's in near mint condition and unlike many similar homes, has a comfortable ceiling height within the sub-grade level. This unit is currently rented, obtaining $2,800 a month. Mechanically, each unit is independently metered with its own high-capacity high-efficiency hot water and independent central air and central heat.

Stuyvesant Heights has quietly become one of the best neighborhoods for dining, live music, and quality of life, with L'antagonist, Trash Island, Trad Room, Turtles All The Way Down, Bar Lunatico among many, many more. It's a verdant small city within a city and the A,C at Utica is less than 5 minutes walking.