A rare opportunity to enjoy townhouse-style living with condominium ownership on one of Fort Greene's most charming, tree-lined blocks. This renovated three-bedroom duplex offers approximately 1,765 square feet of interior space and a private 677-square-foot garden, combining modern finishes with a scale and sense of privacy rarely found in apartment living. Beyond the gated entry, a coat closet and gallery hallway lead to the main living level, where wide-plank oak floors, exposed brick, and oversized windows frame a warm, inviting living and dining area. The open kitchen is outfitted with Caesarstone countertops, custom cabinetry, a generous center island with breakfast bar and farmhouse-style sink, and premium appliances including a Bertazzoni range and KitchenAid french-door refrigerator. Step outside and cross a suspended bridge to your private back yard with paved seating area perfect for lounging in the sun and dining al fresco. A few steps up is a lush lawn with huge trees soaring above and planting areas around the perimeter to create your own flower or vegetable garden. The primary bedroom located on the main level enjoys views of the front garden, two closets including a large walk-in, and an en-suite bath finished with distinctive tile work, brushed metal fixtures, and a soaking tub. A stylish powder room completes this floor. The lower level offers exceptional flexibility, with a large recreation or media space that can easily accommodate a home office, studio, gym, or additional lounge area. Two secondary bedrooms with oversized windows welcome natural light streaming in through the private 250 square-foot sunken terrace adjoining the back garden. A full bathroom, laundry area, and private storage complete the residence. Perfectly positioned in the heart of Fort Greene, 123 Fort Greene Place is moments from Fort Greene Park, BAM, Barclays Center, the neighborhood's celebrated restaurants and cafés, and multiple subway lines providing convenient access throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan. Please note, some photographs have been virtually staged.