320 E 18th St

Timeless Victorian, Turn-Key Luxury
Built in 1899, this Victorian masterpiece has been meticulously re-engineered for 2025. A designer-led restoration now offers five serene bedrooms, four-and-a-half bespoke baths, and flawlessly integrated original details within a top-to-bottom renovation.

4,000 sq ft across three sun-splashed levels (+ fully finished lower level) on a 50' × 100' lot with an extra-wide 28' façade — breathing room rarely found within city limits

Two-car garage + private driveway — a unicorn amenity south of Prospect Park

Expansive wrap-around porch and landscaped rear garden crafted for effortless indoor-outdoor entertaining

Chef’s kitchen: waterfall Taj Mahal quartzite island, custom white-oak cabinetry, Café induction range, Fisher Paykel column refrigeration, walk-in pantry

Primary suite beneath vaulted, skylit ceilings with spa bath (freestanding tub, Brizo rain shower, walnut double vanity)

Four queen-sized bedrooms + two designer baths on level two

Lower level flexes as media lounge, gym, playroom or home office with full bath

30–40 % below Park Slope trophy brownstones of similar caliber.

Move-in-ready historic showpiece: every building system and surface is brand-new or painstakingly restored — skip the two-year renovation headache.

All-new roof, restored cedar siding, wrap-around porch, and front & rear decks

Triple-pane Pella Reserve wood windows, Rockwool insulation and a 5-zone ducted climate system deliver comfort and energy savings

New electrical, plumbing & CAT-6 wiring + exterior camera system

Premium unlacquered brass hardware & bespoke millwork throughout

Live Victorian Flatbush at Its Best
7-minute stroll to Prospect Park Parade Grounds & newly resurfaced tennis courts

One block to Cortelyou Road cafés, restaurants & year-round farmers’ market

Q Express at Beverley Rd or Cortelyou Rd drops you at Union Square in ~25 min

Active Ditmas Park civic associations host annual tours & block parties — a true small-town community in the heart of Brooklyn

Now priced at $3,575,000 — schedule a private tour before this rare Victorian is gone.