May 25, NY Post –Sales started last Sunday at 38 Seventh Ave., the latest brownstone rental building to go condo in the Park Slope neighborhood. A conversion of a five-story brownstone located between Sterling Place and St. John’s Place, the neo-Greek-style building is offering four units: two duplexes and two floor-throughs. Units range in size from 780 square feet to over 1,700 square feet and prices range from $795,000 to $1.395 million. Details like 5-inch-wide plank maple floors and cherry-stained crown moldings were added to retain a Victorian feel, according to Mark Dicus, associate broker at Aguayo & Huebener. Developers also preserved original details in the 1881 structure, keeping the units’ working wood fireplaces and mantles, and the front door of the building.
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Elegant Brownstone Condos [Aguayo & Huebener]