HELLO NEIGHBOR!In 1899, Frank Helmle and Ephraim Johnson were commissioned by Bernard J. Gallagher to build 903 and 905 Saint Marks Ave. This wide picturesque tree lined street was known as Millionaire's Row and the center of the Saint Marks District a"one of Brooklyn's most exclusive neighborhoods in the early 20th century. One home was for Bernard (905 St Marks) and one was for his son George (903 St Marks). Both men were well known for their politics and business acumen and consider's part of Brooklyn's leading movers and shakers at that time. Since then, the home has had only one family of record, and it has never come to marketauntil now.If you've ever been to the Brooklyn Children's Museum or Brower Park, then you've surely passed this majestic home sitting on the corner of Saint Marks Ave and Kingston Ave in Historic Crown Heights North.903 Saint Marks Ave is an absolute beauty and all of the original wood work and Renaissance Revival details are in tact.