929 President Street, built in 1886, is one in a stately row of brownstones on a graceful park block. It is a neo-Grec style townhouse with tall three-sided masonry bays and a high straight stoop with handsome cast iron railings. South-facing on a wide and quiet one-way street, the interior is suffused with natural light. The home has a restored facade and a wealth of historic detail. It measures approximately 21' by 48' on a 95' lot, with 4,000 square feet of living space and a full basement below. It is used as a 4-family and configured as a garden/parlor duplex, with three apartments on the two upper floors. It will be delivered vacant. Park Slope, New York City's largest Historic District, is a neighborhood with a unique sense of place that will be preserved for all time. The home is a half block from 585 acre Prospect Park, and around the corner from Grand Army Plaza and the year-round Saturday Green Market. Also nearby are the Brooklyn Museum of Art, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and all the shops and restaurants on the lively Slope avenues.