Feel like you’ve seen this Brooklyn townhouse before? Well, you probably have. The five-story home at 52 South Oxford Street in Brooklyn’s Fort Greene has been featured in Hulu’s Difficult People, NBC’s Saturday Night Live, HBO’s Girls, CBS’s Elementary and print editorials in Glamour and Food and Wine Magazine.

Now, the eminently photogenic home can be yours, for a mere $5.6 million. That’s barely more than a million a floor. Not too shabby for a home that’s within walking distance of the Brooklyn Art Museum, the Barclay’s Center, Michelin-starred dining like the General Greene and Lulu & Po and Fort Greene and Prospect Parks.

Currently, the immaculately crafted Pre-war building, which was originally a single-family home, is divvied into three separate apartments, but that’s nothing a tiny renovation couldn’t fix. With 13-foot ceilings, crown molding, gorgeously mantled fireplaces, original woodwork from the 1800s, exposed brick and a winding staircase to connect all five levels, it’s an absolute vision of Brooklyn charm.

Past the dramatic parlor entry, the home includes five living areas, seven bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms, a patio, a jungle-like garden with a deck, a spacious kitchen with a Paperstone island and high-end appliances from Miele and Wolf, and a sub-basement. It’s also got something few people have in Brooklyn: central air-conditioning.