Heaven is in the details! Charming and rich with historic character, 635 MacDonough Street is a dream opportunity for restoration enthusiasts. Built in 1890 by architect Amzi Hill and his son Henry, this solid neo-Grec, Romanesque Revival two-family brownstone has been cherished by the same family for over 50 years. Nearly fully intact, this diamond in the rough awaits your vision to restore it to its full glory. Look beyond the old paneling and floor coverings (a mere inconvenience!), and you'll find five original mantles with the ornate summer covers and exceptional Majolica tilework featuring cherubs, flora and fauna, musicians, and leisurely ladies. More original architectural details include plaster ceiling moldings and medallions, pocket and French doors, wood moldings, shutters, waist-high wainscoting, tin ceilings, and more. The gracious double parlor has high ceilings and is bathed in natural light with windows facing both south and north, offering views of quaint MacDonough Street in front and lush raised vegetable beds in back. The former owner was an avid gardener, and the love he poured into his garden is felt throughout this special home. Nestled on a tree-lined block in Stuyvesant East and surrounded by brownstones, 635 MacDonough Street is minutes from the A/C/J trains. Just a stone’s throw from the best of Bedford-Stuyvesant, you’ll enjoy nearby Saratoga Park and restaurant favorites like Sonora, Chez Oskar, L’Antagoniste, Nana Ramen, Peaches, and more.