Rare opportunity to purchase a mixed-use building in prime Williamsburg along Grand Street. The property is three and part four stories totaling approximately 4,650 sq ft with a 25 ft frontage and 94 ft depth. The ground floor offers a 1,400 sq ft commercial space, above is a two-bedroom apartment on the second floor, and a large three-bedroom, two-bath duplex spanning the third and fourth floors. Basement and backyard included.


Located in an R6B/R6 zoning district with a C2-4 commercial overlay, this building offers strong visibility, consistent foot traffic, and is surrounded by top dining, shopping, and transportation options. The property can be delivered vacant, presenting excellent potential for an investor or end-user looking to reposition or occupy.


Nestled in the heart of Williamsburgs vibrant Grand Street corridor, this three and part four-story mixed-use building offers a rare opportunity for investors or end-users. Spanning approximately 4,650 square feet on a 25 94 lot, the property features a ground-floor commercial space of roughly 1,400 square feet, ideal for retail or dining. Above, a spacious two-bedroom apartment occupies the second floor, while a large three-bedroom, two-bath duplex encompasses the third and fourth floors, providing versatile residential or income-generating options.



Originally built in 1899 and situated in a flexible R6B/R6 residential zone with a C2-4 commercial overlay, the building sits midblock with excellent street visibility and steady foot traffic. The property includes a basement and backyard space, ready for a new owner to upgrade and reposition.


This prime Williamsburg location offers unmatched convenience with top-tier dining, shopping, and cultural destinations steps away, while maintaining strong transit connections to Manhattan and surrounding Brooklyn neighborhoods. Whether seeking a value-add investment or a flagship property in one of Brooklyns most sought-after corridors, 296 Grand Street presents limitless potential.


Sale and lease are subject to court approval. No offers will be considered accepted until a formal contract of sale or lease agreement is fully executed.