Live in This 2-Century-Old Brooklyn Heights Home for a Cool $7 Million

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN — If you're on the market for a single-family Brooklyn home with a (very) vintage aesthetic, and have $7 million to spare, look no further than the "queen of Brooklyn Heights" — a three-story, five-bedroom, federal-style urban mansion at 24 Middagh St.

Also included in the price: a two-bedroom carriage house, separated from the main home by a quaint little courtyard with foliage to spare.

Believed to be the oldest unaltered home in Brooklyn Heights, 24 Middagh was constructed in 1829, city records show. It has been in the possession of the Weisman family since 1958, according to the New York Times.

The sellers, brother and sister Jared and Celeste Weisman, spent their childhood in the home but have since moved to San Francisco, the Times reported. When the last of their parents, Eli and Tomi Weisman, passed away last year, the siblings put the house on the market.

Here's what you'll find inside the "oldest house in Brooklyn Heights" (according to the "AIA Guide to New York City"):

• A four-floor main house with period moldings, wide-plank wood floors and five fireplaces accented by wooden mantels
• A first floor with a large, open living area, two fireplaces and a half-bath
• A country-style kitchen and spacious dining room
• Two bedrooms and a full bathroom on the second floor
• Three bedrooms and a full bathroom on the third floor
• Attic space on the fourth floor
• A separate two-bedroom, full bathroom carriage house with a spacious living and dining area and a wood-burning fireplace

Photos of the property, courtesy of independent real-estate broker Kevin Carberry, are included below. Can't get enough? Contact the broker directly if you're interested in a live viewing.

Images courtesy of Kevin Carberry.