Résidence Unifamiliale à Staten Island

Set high above the harbor on Staten Islands most notable historic block is 351 St Paul’s Avenue. This beautiful 1887 Victorian home offers timeless elegance, sweeping water views, and unmatched access to Manhattan, just minutes away by ferry, express bus, or car. Boasting six bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and expansive living spaces, the home is designed for both comfort and entertaining. Also featured is a double parlor, currently arranged as a living room and dining room, along with a separate family room, reimagined from the original formal dining room. Both the living room and family room feature once-working fireplaces, adding historic charm to these inviting spaces. The home also includes an eat-in chef’s kitchen with bay windows overlooking the oversized terrace, perfect for gatherings with breathtaking harbor and city views. Meticulously cared for and thoughtfully updated, this home balances modern living with its original architectural charm. Recent upgrades include a fully reimagined third floor with new windows, soundproofing, hardwood floors, a full bath, and infrastructure ready for a washer/dryer. The second-floor primary suite features a walk-in closet and private terrace with panoramic harbor views, while additional bedrooms showcase soaring ceilings, generous closets, and refined finishes. Located in the basement, major systems have been modernized to ensure comfort and reliability throughout the home, including upgraded electrical, plumbing with new copper pipes, hot water heater, boiler, and a dedicated laundry room. Set on an oversized 10,000+ sq. ft. lot, the property offers a lush garden and expansive outdoor spaces for relaxing or entertaining while taking in the views. Living here means embracing one of Staten Island’s most historic neighborhoods, with vibrant waterfront shops, restaurants, farmers markets, and a mile-long esplanade just steps away. Set high above the harbor on Staten Islands most notable historic block is 351 St Paul’s Avenue. This beautiful 1887 Victorian home offers timeless elegance, sweeping water views, and unmatched access to Manhattan, just minutes away by ferry, express bus, or car. Boasting six bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and expansive living spaces, the home is designed for both comfort and entertaining. Also featured is a double parlor, currently arranged as a living room and dining room, along with a separate family room, reimagined from the original formal dining room. Both the living room and family room feature once-working fireplaces, adding historic charm to these inviting spaces. The home also includes an eat-in chef’s kitchen with bay windows overlooking the oversized terrace, perfect for gatherings with breathtaking harbor and city views. Meticulously cared for and thoughtfully updated, this home balances modern living with its original architectural charm. Recent upgrades include a fully reimagined third floor with new windows, soundproofing, hardwood floors, a full bath, and infrastructure ready for a washer/dryer. The second-floor primary suite features a walk-in closet and private terrace with panoramic harbor views, while additional bedrooms showcase soaring ceilings, generous closets, and refined finishes. Located in the basement, major systems have been modernized to ensure comfort and reliability throughout the home, including upgraded electrical, plumbing with new copper pipes, hot water heater, boiler, and a dedicated laundry room. Set on an oversized 10,000+ sq. ft. lot, the property offers a lush garden and expansive outdoor spaces for relaxing or entertaining while taking in the views. Living here means embracing one of Staten Island’s most historic neighborhoods, with vibrant waterfront shops, restaurants, farmers markets, and a mile-long esplanade just steps away. Enjoy easy access to the Staten Island Ferry, hassle-free parking, and all the convenience of city-adjacent living. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Staten Island history, where every detail tells a story and every view inspires awe. Each home on this storied block has a story to tell, and this residence stands proudly among them in the historic district of Stapleton Heights.