82 Dean Street

Preeminent AD100 Masterpiece in Prime Boerum Hill Historic charm and contemporary luxuries abound in this expertly reimagined AD100 Ashe + Leandro dream home in the heart of Boerum Hill. After a multi-year gut-renovation where everything except three exterior walls is new, 82 Dean Street now stands as one of the most illustrious designer townhomes in Brooklyn. Nestled on one of the most desirable tree-lined streets in Boerum Hill, this 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home spans 20 feet wide, rises five floors and boasts three separate outdoor spaces including a lovely garden patio, a fourth-floor terrace with a gas BBQ hook-up and pergola, and a tranquil rooftop deck with 360-degree views comprising Downtown Manhattan and all of Brooklyn.

The Parlor level is a stunning floor-through living room, dining room, and kitchen saturated with natural light. White oak herringbone floors complement warm wood accents, custom built-ins, and a Pietra Cardosa marble wood-burning fireplace. A high-tech Savant home automation system controls integrated speakers, TVs, and video security.

The home enjoys a seven-zone central AC system, and central vacuum outlets on every floor are convenient and functional. Interiors throughout feel spacious and airy due to raised ceiling heights, a rarity for townhomes of this size. The Monet-inspired kitchen hearkens to the French countryside with built-in banquette seating, and barrel-vaulted ceilings with reclaimed wooden beams, matching custom floating shelving, and radiant heated 18th century terracotta tile floors reclaimed from properties in France.

Also included are a large island, two-inch solid Carrara marble slab countertops, a hand-painted Amsterdam tile backsplash, custom cabinets, a wall-mounted pot filler, and high-end appliances including an elegant Lacanche stove, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf microwave, and two dishwashers. On the second level are a pair of spacious bedrooms with deep closets and pristine en-suite bathrooms with radiant heated floors. The third level is dedicated entirely to a grand primary suite with a dressing area, a massive walk-in closet with thoughtful built-ins, a sleeping chamber with a gas-burning fireplace, and a windowed en-suite bathroom that pairs honed statuary marble walls with inviting wood floors that add character and warmth. The bathroom also has a custom Dirk Auferoth & Associates double vanity, radiant heated floors, a walk-in shower, and a freestanding Victoria + Albert soaking tub. The fourth level draws inspiration from turn of the century Venetian architecture and can function as an additional bedroom suite or a secluded home office, crafts studio, and more.

It features a decorative original fireplace mantle, built-in shelves, a wet bar with Sub-Zero mini-fridge, a generous closet, and a windowed en-suite bathroom with a Hunter-green Victoria + Albert soaking tub. The patterned black and white tile flows from the inside to the spectacular outside terrace with great views, water and gas line hook-ups, and planters with lush wisteria. A welcoming garden level features radiant heated floors, a powder room, a bar with mini-fridge, and a media room with a steel and glass wall leading out to a serene garden patio perfect for grilling, gardening, and more.

There is also a huge utility room with a side-by-side washer and dryer and clever storage options including an expansive pantry and an under-stair closet. Finishing the home is an incredible irrigated rooftop deck with a plethora of potted planters, and commanding neighborhood views due to the property’s atypical height compared to its surroundings. 82 Dean Street is a pre-war federal-style townhome built in 1920 and reimagined to today’s exacting standards.

It features a vibrant white stucco façade, new sash windows, a custom iron fence, and custom blue stone stoop. The property is moments from trendy restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops and is bordered by Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, and Downtown Brooklyn. Nearby subway lines include the 2/3/4/5/A/C/F/G/R.

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