Cat Greenleaf Places Her 'Talk Stoop' Townhouse On the Market
Brooklyn's most iconic stoop, home of TV's Talk Stoop with Cat Greenleaf, the original host of NBC’s Talk Stoop, has listed her iconic Cobble Hill home where the show was filmed, with Douglas Elliman. The home is listed for $2,995,000 by Kurt Vikki at Douglas Elliman.
The brick row townhouse is located at 12 Wyckoff Street and is riddled with unique details and designed with love by Cat herself. 12 Wyckoff Street is a legal 3 family presently configured as a 3 bedroom / 2 full bath upper duplex with private deck, over a two bedroom / 1 full bath garden unit. Both have their own laundry and access to the deep backyard and finished basement. Garden apartment can be delivered vacant or with solid tenant.
From the drawers and cabinets, which are decorated with customized vignettes, to the Harry Potter closet under the staircase, the life size chess board outside, the magnet wall and everything in between, this townhouse is one-of-a-kind.
Smack in the middle of Cobble Hill, even friends from Manhattan think it's convenient! This 1899 Federal Brick townhome has been stylishly updated with a keen focus on bright rooms, clean lines, and a smooth integration of interior & exterior living spaces.
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