Set on a quiet Mews block in Brooklyn Heights, 4 Hunts Lane is anything but ordinary. The red brick structure was originally built in 1860 as a multilevel carriage house, and now it’s a stylish abode. The property was recently put up for sale, and it offers buyers a unique, contemporary dwelling in one of Brooklyn’s most historic neighborhoods.
The historic carriage house at 4 Hunts Lane is located in the heart of Brooklyn Heights, nestled between Henry and Clinton Street. Boasting a handsome red brick exterior, the multilevel home retains an outline of its original center passageway.
The street-level entryway opens into a surprising double-height gallery with a custom oak-and-steel staircase that leads up to the primary living spaces. Oversized, arched windows usher ample natural light into the living room, which features exposed beams and whitewashed brick walls. A fully remodeled kitchen awaits nearby, sporting soapstone countertops, open shelving, and all-new appliances. The formal dining room next to the kitchen opens to a small patio.
A oak-and-steel staircase at the main entrance leads up to what was once the building’s hayloft. Dark hardwoods run throughout the home.
In total, the residence offers four bedrooms and two and a half baths. The spacious master suite (with a custom wardrobe) is located on a separate floor. An office space, which is currently set up as an artist’s studio, awaits on the bottom level, featuring concrete floors, built-in storage, and an additional outdoor area. Keep scrolling to see more of the property, currently listed for $5,450,000.
Inside, the exposed brick was painted white—along with the original raftered ceilings. Vintage furniture and cabinetry exude midcentury vibes.
Arched windows overlook the tree-lined street below. A large skylight warms the space from above.
A wraparound kitchen provides ample storage and counter space. Custom shelving divides the space in the rear.
Another view of the kitchen. Soapstone countertops complement the dark flooring while contrasting with the wood cabinetry and whitewashed walls.
Multiple doors in the dining room open up to a small outdoor patio.
A look at the master bedroom.
Teak cabinetry continues into the master bath, which features a soaking tub and standalone shower.
The top floor of the home holds additional brightly lit bedrooms.
The residence also includes a spacious home office with access to an outdoor space.
The bottom level is currently set up as an artist’s studio, but it can also be converted into a guest suite or another space as needed.
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