A Historic Brick row house in prime Windsor Terrace Available for the first time in 70 years on a coveted Windsor Terrace street, just over a block from the Bartel-Pritchard Square farmer's market and Prospect Park. Introducing 139 Windsor Place, an enchanting 4-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom brick row house with stunning turn-of-the-century original details and tantalizing renovation potential. Come reimagine this beauty and make it yours.A gorgeous red brick fa ade with an iconic Brooklyn style stoop and bold cornice invites residents into warm, bright interiors. Original details draw immediate attention, with ceiling medallions, crown molding, and hardwood floors with border inlays catching the eye. On the FIRST LEVEL, formal living and dining rooms boast tall sash windows and gorgeous decorative fireplaces. Just off the dining room is a windowed galley kitchen with access to a large deck overlooking the backyard.The BACKYARD is a vibrant oasis with mature trees and lawn space, the perfect setting for BBQs, gardening, pets, at-home camping, and more. An original skylit staircase leads to a SECOND LEVEL with four bedrooms and a full bathroom. Two of the bedrooms have large reach-in closets and decorative fireplaces, while the remaining two are ideal for use as office space, a nursery, a playroom, a yoga studio, or additional storage. There is also a full bathroom with a skylight and deep tub. The GARDEN CELLAR is an open space with a private under stoop entrance, windows, mechanicals, and a laundry area with a utility sink, washer, and dryer. A rear door leads out to the private backyard. Built in 1901, 139 Windsor Place is a legal two-family property currently configured as a single-family residence. This home is just waiting for its next owner to reimagine and carry on for generations. The home sits in one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Brooklyn, close to Park Slope, Greenwood, and Prospect Park. Favorite neighborhood cafes like Krupa Grocery, Double Windsor, Lonesome Club and grocery shops are so close by , and the F and G subway lines offer a simple commute to Manhattan, Northern Brooklyn, and Long Island City.