Ipinapakilala ang 614 Saint Johns Place, isang brick townhouse mula sa unang bahagi ng ikadalawampu siglo na matatagpuan sa Crown Heights, sa pagitan ng Franklin at Classon Avenues. Sa kasalukuyan, ito ay ginagamit bilang isang dalawang-pamilyang tahanan - Unit One na kinabibilangan ng parlor at garden levels, at Unit Two na sumasaklaw sa kabuuang itaas na palapag - at nag-aalok ng humigit-kumulang 2,295 sq. ft., ang tahanan ay bahagyang na-update ngunit makikinabang mula sa kaunting pag-aalaga. Ang parlor level ay may dalawang maayos na sukat na silid-tulugan, isang pangatlong nababagong silid na angkop bilang home office o nursery, at isang buong banyo. Ang garden level ay may isang buong-haba na living at dining area, isang eat-in kitchen, at isang buong banyo; ang lebel na ito ay bumubukas sa isang malalim na pribadong hardin na perpekto para sa kasiyahan sa labas at pagtanggap ng bisita. Ang itaas na lebel ay nag-aalok ng maliwanag na living/dining room, isang pangalawang kusina, dalawang karagdagang silid-tulugan, isang hiwalay na den/home office, at isang buong banyo. Ang karagdagang mga tampok ng ari-arian ay kasama ang mga orihinal na detalye tulad ng handrails ng hagdang-hagdan, mga molding, kahoy na gawa, at mga kisame ng lata, kasama ang isang hindi tapos na basement at isang front yard. Wala pang naitalang certificate of occupancy, na nagbibigay ng kakayahang umangkop para sa isang end-user o developer na i-configure ayon sa nais (inirerekomenda ang independiyenteng beripikasyon). Mga sukat ng gusali: 17.67 ft x 45 ft; sukat ng lupa: 17.67 ft x 131 ft; na may humigit-kumulang 2,337 sq. ft. ng hindi nagamit na FAR. Ang ari-arian na ito ay ilang hakbang mula sa S/2/3/4/5 tren sa Franklin Ave. Ang mga lokal na paborito ay kinabibilangan ng Prospect Park, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket, Lowerline, Arden, Tom's, Banh Mi Place, Cafe Mado, Ogliastro, Chavela's, Franklin Park, at marami pang ibang magagandang opsyon sa dining at shopping districts na malapit.

Introducing 614 Saint Johns Place, an early twentieth-century brick townhouse located in Crown Heights, nestled between Franklin and Classon Avenues. Currently utilized as a two-family home-Unit One comprising the parlor and garden levels, and Unit Two encompassing the entire top floor-and offering approximately 2,295 sq. ft., the residence has been modestly updated yet would benefit from some TLC. The parlor level features two well-proportioned bedrooms, a third flexible room suitable as a home office or nursery, and a full bath. The garden level includes a full-length living and dining area, an eat-in kitchen, and a full bath; this level opens onto a deep private garden ideal for outdoor enjoyment and entertaining. The top level presents a bright living/dining room, a second kitchen, two additional bedrooms, a separate den/home office, and a full bath. Additional property highlights include original details such as the staircase banister, mouldings, woodwork, and tin ceilings, plus an unfinished basement and a front yard. There is no certificate of occupancy on file, affording flexibility for an end-user or developer to configure as desired (independent verification recommended). Building dimensions: 17.67 ft 45 ft; lot size: 17.67 ft 131 ft; with approximately 2,337 sq. ft. of unused FAR. This property is just a short jaunt from the S/2/3/4/5 trains at Franklin Ave. Local favorites include Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, the Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket, Lowerline, Arden, Tom's, Banh Mi Place, Cafe Mado, Ogliastro, Chavela's, Franklin Park, and many other fine dining options and shopping districts nearby.