331 DeGraw Street is a totally unprecedented two family townhouse in the heart of Brooklyn's coveted Cobble Hill neighborhood. Having just undergone a total custom renovation, this 5500 square foot home offers a rare fusion of incredible scale, quality, and location. Undertaken by the family who currently owns it, the renovation took two years and was completed with standards and an attention to detail which far exceed any spec development. This gorgeous house greets you with a custom façade of brick and brownstone and entry doors imported from Argentina. It is configured as an owner's triplex over an extremely high-end duplex apartment. The owners triplex offers 3 + bedrooms, including a full floor master suite with sitting room, 2.5 baths, and a grand triple parlor floor. There is a large terrace off the kitchen with steps down to the black stone backyard, an additional terrace off the master floor, and a 800+/- sf. roof with sweeping city views. In total there is approximately 2200 square feet of outdoor space. The kitchen has custom Italian cabinetry, a custom island of reclaimed wood and soap stone, and a butlers pantry. The kitchen and all bathrooms have imported marble tile from Turkey. All levels of the triplex are connected by a custom mahogany staircase. The triplex also has two working fireplaces. The rental unit has it's own private entrance is approximately 1600 square feet with 3 beds/2.5 baths, a chefs kitchen with custom white oak cabinetry. It commands a market rent of at least $6500 per month (and pays the interest on a $2 million mortgage). Alternatively it would be superb guest suite. Throughout this entire home there is radiant heat, custom millwork, Ecobee and Nest thermostats, ceiling speakers. Located in the heart of Cobble Hill between Court and Smith Streets your new home is close to some of the best dining, schools, and parks in the entire city. Both high end boutiques and major retailers like Trader Joes, Barnes and Noble, Rag & Bone, Barney's are very close as are world class destinations like Brooklyn Bridge Park, BAM, and Barclays Center. A home of this caliber and scale is rare and in Cobble Hill it is without peer.