662 Macon Street is a well-preserved three-family brownstone in the heart of Bedford-Stuyvesant, blending classic architectural details with renovated kitchens and bathrooms. Seven fireplaces, pocket doors, ceiling medallions and ornamental woodwork reflect the home's historic character. Public records list approximately 3,496 gross square feet on a 20-by-100-foot lot. The property is zoned R6B, with a maximum residential floor area ratio of 2.0 for standard residences. A preliminary analysis suggests approximately 504 square feet of buildable floor area. Any development potential would need to be confirmed through a site-specific zoning and building review by an architect. The owner's duplex features a spacious kitchen with custom wood cabinetry, granite countertops and an oversized island with a built-in microwave and seating. A Viking Professional 36-inch range, KitchenAid dishwasher and stainless-steel refrigerator with a large freezer complete the space. The kitchen opens to the adjoining living and dining area. The grand parlor floor continues the home's period character, with ornamental woodwork, pocket doors, plaster ceiling medallions and hardwood floors. Above the owner's duplex are two two-bedroom apartments, each with a renovated kitchen and bathroom. The duplex also has access to a spacious backyard enclosed by a white privacy fence. Set on a residential block lined with Bedford-Stuyvesant brownstones, the home is near neighborhood cafés, restaurants and shops along Ralph Avenue, Fulton Street and Malcolm X Boulevard. Saratoga Square Park offers nearby green space and a playground, while Macon Library provides community programming and an African American Heritage Center. Transportation options include the Ralph Avenue station, served by the A and C trains, approximately one-third of a mile away. The B47 bus runs along Ralph Avenue between Bedford-Stuyvesant and Kings Plaza, while the B25 connects with Downtown Brooklyn and Broadway Junction. The property will be delivered vacant.