38 Academy Street

Professional photos to be loaded soon. Wonderful income property right on Wooster Square. The Frederick Brown House Historic Wooster Square A rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of New Haven history in the heart of Historic Wooster Square, one of the city's most desirable high-rent districts. Dating to circa 1800, the Frederick Brown House is an extraordinary Italianate-style residence originally built for Frederick Brown, head of the Brown and Durham Furniture Company. Filled with natural light, timeless architectural character, and ornate period details, this distinctive property showcases beautiful floors, intricate ceilings and moldings, elegant windows, and six fireplaces. Offering exceptional flexibility and significant income potential, this unique three-family property presents endless possibilities for investors, owner-occupants, or those seeking a one-of-a-kind historic residence. The expansive layout spans four levels plus a loft, including a garden-level apartment. The main portion of the home features three additional levels and a loft not included in the reported square footage. Each level offers a kitchen and full bathroom, creating versatile living arrangements and multiple opportunities for rental income or multi-generational living. Additional highlights include generous ceiling heights, spacious open rooms, central air conditioning, central vacuum, an intercom system, gas fireplaces, decks, and a balcony.