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Another former rental building in BK Heights to be marketed as single-family home

Seven-bedroom mansion with an elevator at 146 Willow Street is asking $18M

Rendering of 146 Willow Street in Brooklyn Heights (Credit: Joe Vivino/Neoscape via the Wall Street Journal)
Rendering of 146 Willow Street in Brooklyn Heights (Credit: Joe Vivino/Neoscape via the Wall Street Journal)

The single-family home conversion trend continues in Brooklyn Heights, with another former rental building being listed as a mansion for $18 million.

The roughly 7,750-square-foot building at 146 Willow Street used to be a rental building with seven units, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Shahrzad Khayami of AscentSeven paid $6.8 million for the building in 2014 and then spent two years renovating it, according to the newspaper.

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Khayami told the Journal she restored the building’s facade, and rebuilt the interior, which has five floors and an elevator. The building features seven bedrooms, A Roof Terrace complete with a wet bar, a wine room in the cellar, and a master suite with two walk-in closets and a meditation room, according to the newspaper.

Town Residential’s Terry Naini has the listing.

Last week, Benchmark Real Estate Group said it planned to market a 20-unit rental building in Brooklyn Heights as a single-family home, selling it for $22 million.

Thus far, the priciest home to sell in Brooklyn was a four-story, 10,000-square-foot Cobble Hill townhouse at 177 Pacific Street, which sold for $15.5 million in June. In December, The Real Deal broke down the brownstone and townhouse market in Brooklyn. [WSJ] — Dusica Sue Malesevic