A 1901 converted Two-family Brooklyn townhouse, thoughtfully reimagined for contemporary living. Originally built in 1901 and newly renovated, 1347 Bergen Street balances the character of its original architecture with a considered approach to modern living. Original details have been thoughtfully preserved where possible and complemented by new architectural elements that feel at home within the buildings history. White oak herringbone floors, warm brass finishes, and tailored millwork establish a material language that carries throughout the residence. On the duplex parlor level, a sun-filled front room creates a dedicated space for formal dining or sitting—a deliberate departure from the fully open-plan layout. Beyond, an expansive kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, with an induction cooktop, panel-ready appliances, generous pantry storage, a dedicated coffee station, and abundant prep and seating space. The kitchen opens to a full-width living room with custom built-ins and direct access to a newly constructed rear deck with wrought-iron railings inspired by the home’s original ironwork. Upstairs, the primary suite is conceived as a private retreat, complete with a custom California Closets dressing room and serene primary bath. Finished in hand-applied microcement, the bath features an expansive wet room with a walk-in shower and soaking tub, a 72-inch vanity, and a separate toilet room. Two additional bedrooms share a thoughtfully designed second full bath with a double vanity, tub and shower, and its own separate toilet room. A dedicated laundry room completes the upper level. The full-floor garden residence adds another dimension to the property, with one bedroom, a dedicated home office, 1.5 baths, in-unit laundry, and a spacious L-shaped kitchen with dishwasher—offering flexibility for rental income, guests, or extended family. A historic Brooklyn townhouse, renewed with intention and designed for the way we live today.