A brownstone with blacked-out windows and doors will make you look twice right? Who would own a home and do that. Well what if I told you that the brownstone with blacked-out windows on 58 Joralemon Street is a ventilation system and exit for the Lexington Line that still travels several stories underground. This property use to house residents more than 100 years ago but in 1913 Inter-borough Rapid Transit purchased it.

About 20 years ago, Judy Scofield Miller bought the house right next door. “It was rather dilapidated and pretty much an eyesore.” Miller stated about the mystery house.

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According to Pix 11:

Others who live in the neighborhood say once they noticed the building they noticed some strange sights and sounds.
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“Now that I know it’s here, sometimes when I walk by at night there’s like a glow, like an orange glow through the cracks, it’s like something out of ‘Ghostbusters,’” said Zack Bruce.

Till this day the MTA won’t discuss the mysterious building because of security concerns. Although past newspaper articles give us all a glimpse of what the inside once looked like. Pretty much made up of steep metal staircases and industrial machines scattered throughout.

What’s the house worth now? A cool 2.8 million dollars. But don’t expect to buy it anytime soon.

Photo Credit – Inhabitat/Pix11