Rustic & Historic 1910 Brooklyn Townhouse

Welcome to a classic historic Flatbush townhome built in 1910 with an open floor plan. Two full floors of the house are available for rent, as well as the backyard. The kitchen / dinging room, living room, and bedroom are on the main parlor floor. Each room is spacious with high ceilings and beautiful original wooden floor boards running through the whole house. The rooms are separated by large arches between each room (no doors) allowing the house to feel open and grand, and is great for photography and film crews who need wide angles and depth for their shots. There are curtains between each room if you would like to section the house off. The decor of the house leans English cottage / rustic country style with bohemian touches, lots of natural wood tones and eclectic furniture and art. You may move any art or furniture to better fit your project as long as you put it back. There is a private garden with a porch in connected to the kitchen. The garden level has a second living room, guest bedroom, music studio, and dressing room. There are plenty more props and furniture to use downstairs. Large crews often choose to use the extra space downstairs as holding space as well as a place for craft services. All spaces are open for photo and film shoots, music video shoots, content shoots, dinner parties, and other artistic ventures and events. Special features -There is space outdoors on my property to place lights outside the bay windows (on both sides of the house) -There is holding space in the garden level for extra equipment, break rooms, and more -Open floor plan allows for wide angles -There are two front entrances that access the house -Two bathrooms -Temperature changing LED bulbs are in some of the lights so you can set the mood you are looking for. The living room light is on a dimmer. -Kitchen is extremely unique, with a farmhouse sink, rustic style wall with board and batten, and large farmhouse table that seats 6-10 people -There is also another table downstairs (wood and round) if you would like to extend the seating area, or swap the table for a different style. Photo credit: Photos 1, 5, 14 by Tory Williams for The Six Bells Photo 4 by Maddy Rotman Film stills 18, 19 by Jaiden Thomspon