Welcome to 1227 Dean Street, a stately four family brownstone nestled in the heart of Crown Heights. This historic gem blends timeless Brooklyn charm with modern potential. The spacious owner's duplex spans the first two floors, featuring three bedrooms, sun-soaked living spaces, and original brownstone details throughout. With plenty of room to live, relax, and entertain, this home is an ideal opportunity to own a piece of Brooklyn's rich architectural legacy. One of the standout features of this duplex is its expansive private garden on the Parlor level. Whether you're looking to relax with a morning coffee, host dinner under the stars, or flex your green thumb, this lush outdoor retreat offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Upstairs on the third floor, you'll find a spacious and fully renovated three-bedroom, one-bath apartment. The unit boasts great natural light, elegant bay windows, stainless steel appliances, and central air. It's spacious, bright, and move-in ready-perfect for generating rental income or accommodating guests. The top floor includes two separate one-bedroom apartments, each thoughtfully renovated. Whether you're seeking additional income-producing units or flexible space for extended family or a home office, these apartments add versatility and long-term value to the property. The building is currently occupied with month-to-month tenants on the top three rental units. Fully rented, the potential income reaches $18,000 per month, offering strong cash flow in a sought-after Brooklyn neighborhood. The home is perfectly positioned just three blocks to the A and C trains and two blocks to local bus lines, ensuring commuting is seamless. You're also surrounded by a great mix of restaurants, cafes, and grocery stores-everything you need is only moments away. Around the corner, Nostrand Avenue brings the neighborhood to life with its eclectic lineup of shops and local favorites. Living at 1227 Dean Street means being immersed in one of Brooklyn's most exciting neighborhoods while staying connected to the rest of the borough-and Manhattan-within minutes.