$2,650,000

111 Madison Street makes a compelling case for buying a whole townhouse instead of a condo. Configured as three distinct residences, the property creates a unique living arrangement for siblings, friends, multi-generational families, or buyers seeking both a home and an investment. It is a place where independence and connection can comfortably coexist. The building's footprint gives you generous living on every level.

The upper duplex is the architectural standout. Double-height ceilings, exposed beams and oversized skylights give the living room a scale and volume rarely found at this price point. The renovated residence includes two bedrooms, two bathrooms, an updated kitchen, in-unit laundry, and modern heating and cooling. See alternate floorplan as a 3 bedroom!

The full-floor residence below has an entirely different character, with whitewashed floors, beamed ceilings, in unit laundry, and a sliding glass wall creating an airy, understated one-bedroom (convertible to two) home. There is an updated deck off this level with space to entertain.

The garden duplex offers two bedrooms and three bathrooms across two levels, along with direct access to the private backyard and its own laundry.

The building has also benefited from substantial improvements over years of thoughtful ownership, including upgrades to the infrastructure, mechanical systems, windows, doors, roof and outdoor spaces. Each residence has its own in-unit laundry. E

And then there is the location. Madison Street is a classic Brooklyn block, positioned between the neighborhood energy of Bed-Stuy and the convenience of Clinton Hill, with Franklin Avenue's restaurants, cafés and local businesses close by and easy access to transportation with the AC and G train nearby.

The location offers the best of brownstone Brooklyn: a strong sense of community, easy transportation access, and a lifestyle centered around local businesses, parks, and culture. Whether envisioned as a multi-generational compound, a live-plus-income opportunity, or a long-term investment in one of Brooklyn's most enduring neighborhoods. For buyers already considering a large Brooklyn condo around this price point, 111 Madison Street presents a very different equation: instead of owning one apartment, you can own the building.

Three residences

Your own backyard

Income potential

An entire Brooklyn townhouse