Australian Artist Jeremyville Lists His Luminous Bed-Stuy Brownstone For $2.7M
Located in New York’s Stuyvesant Heights historic district, this recently updated, four-story brownstone has just been listed for $2,700,000. The current owners are Australian artist Jeremy Andrew, the man behind Jeremyville, and Megan Mair, a creative director, curator, and brand strategist.
When the creative couple bought the home for $1,500,000 in 2013, it was divided up into three separate units. They gave it a total renovation, transforming the property into a bright, single-family home. During the overhaul, they were careful to maintain the 3,400-square-foot home’s original character while updating it for modern sensibilities.
The beautiful four-story brownstone was originally built around 1880 by prolific Stuyvesant Heights builder Charles Isbill.
The light-filled parlor features two original wood and tile mantels (one at either end) and 11-foot ceilings.
At the opposite end of the parlor level is the dining room.
The renovated kitchen is downstairs on the garden level and features a Bertazzoni range, a Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, and Silestone quartz countertops. A door opens to the outdoor space.
Off the kitchen is a deck leading to a lushly planted garden with heaps of potential for further development.
The second floor has two bedrooms with original marble mantels.
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The master bedroom also has a full, en-suite bath.
The bright, updated bathroom comes with a clawfoot tub.
The third floor features an open, loft-like studio space with a full bath and plenty of storage.
There is also a lovely, light-filled, sitting area.
408 Macon Street is now being listed for $2,700,000 by Douglas Bowen and Zia O'Hara of Douglas Elliman.
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