An eclectic Crown Heights townhouse with a vintage bohemian vibe asks $2.2M

This 1930s Colonial Craftsman home at 1005 Carroll Street shows that Brooklyn townhouse living can be joyfully imperfect while not sacrificing the luxury of space. Asking $2,175,000, the two-story-plus-basement home in Crown Heights has been updated and renovated by its current owner, an antique collector who designs interiors for film and television. The combination of eras and styles with a great eye for color promises a great backdrop for whatever feels like home to the next owner.

With three bedrooms and two full baths on an extra-deep lot, the home offers plenty of opportunity for expansion, inside and out. Past a charming, planted front garden, the highlight of the home’s main floor is a colorful living room with a well-preserved coffered ceiling and parquet flooring.

Situated in the rear extension, a cozy kitchen done in sophisticated black-and-white is framed by a slate floor and sleek appliances.

At the center of this floor is a large space for dining and entertaining. Just off the kitchen is a deck for outdoor dining and summertime lounging.

Upstairs are three light-filled bedrooms with treetop views. There is a washer/dryer tucked into one of the bathrooms for convenience.

The home’s lowest level has been gut-renovated to add a flexible space that can be used as a rec room or guest suite. There is a half-bath down here as well and lots of storage space.

[Listing details: 1005 Carroll Street at Compass by Michael Bhagwandin, Darrell Williams, Brian Kelley, and Steven Drieu]

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