Townhouse broker Ravi Kantha is listing his own historic Brooklyn Heights townhouse for $5.65 million, down from its initial $5.99 million ask.
Kantha, known on social media as “the Townhouse Guy,” recently sold NBA legend/coach Steve Nash’s Brooklyn townhouse, as Gimme Shelter reported.
Kantha’s own four-story red brick home, on Joralemon Street, dates to 1846.
He bought for $2.62 million in 2019.
The historic home comes with four bedrooms, three baths and was recently gut-renovated by the architecture firm Baxt Ingui.
“The Townhouse Guy,” broker Ravi Kantha, is the seller. Tina Michelle Photo
One of four bedrooms inside the Brooklyn Heights address. Duplex Imaging NYC
The red-doored abode sits pretty on Joralemon Street and is nearly 180 years old. Duplex Imaging NYCDesign details include wide-plank white oak floors, custom cabinetry and lots of storage.
There’s a parlor floor, accessed by the stoop entry, and a living room at the front of the townhouse with a custom marble fireplace.
The home is anchored by a floating stairwell.
The domicile was recently gut-renovated by Baxt Ingui and offers lots of storage space. Duplex Imaging NYCBehind it is a chef’s kitchen and a deck for outdoor dining.
Stairs also lead down to a south-facing garden.
A main bedroom suite overlooks the colorful Greek Revival homes on Joralemon Street.
For as long as the sun shines its light, it will spill upon the living room spaces here (a fireplace helps, too). Duplex Imaging NYC
The Brooklyn home sports an eat-in chef’s kitchen. Duplex Imaging NYC
Handsome-looking stairs connect the floors. Duplex Imaging NYC
Outside, there’s space for a kids’ play area. Duplex Imaging NYCThe top floor has additional bedrooms and a skylight, while the garden floor boasts exposed beams and a second living room that can also work as a playroom.
There’s also a gym, a wine refrigerator and a mud room.
Kantha, at Leslie Garfield, is also the listing broker — repping the home alongside colleagues Matthew Lesser, Cameron LeCates and Tori Landon.
