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The Insider: In Carroll Gardens Townhouse Gut, Upper Duplex Becomes High-End Rental Unit
The apartment gained an exceptional amount of light, thanks largely to a massive new skylight and a new mesh-like metal staircase.
The Insider: Architect Carves Two Duplexes Out of Narrow Carroll Gardens Brownstone in Dire Straits
What began as a call from a concerned homeowner about a plaster medallion that had fallen off the ceiling turned into a gut.
Carroll Gardens Brownstone With Marble Mantels, Tin Ceilings, Central Air Asks $2.995 Million
Within the small Carroll Gardens Historic District, this 1880s brownstone offers up the signature deep garden space of the neighborhood along with some original details, including marble mantels, stained glass and wood floors.
Fines, But No Findings Yet for Owner or DOB in Year-Ago Carroll Gardens Building Collapse
While New Yorkers wonder if last week’s deadly condominium collapse in Florida might have been preventable, they count their blessings that a building failure in Brooklyn last year didn’t result in similarly tragic consequences.
Carroll Gardens Condo With Two Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths, Mudroom Niche Asks $1.15 Million
This Carroll Gardens condo stylishly shoehorns two bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, five closets, a stacked washer/dryer and dishwasher into a petite floor-through in a 19th century townhouse.
Looking forward to having a new spot for food and drink in eastern Bedstuy!
Bakery and Cafe With Basement Cocktail Bar to Open in Bed StuyNever mind, I get it. They had a store corner Fulton and Bridge. The new store was just an expansion of the old store. However, the article I refereced states that the balcony (mezzanine) level stretched all the way form Lawrence to Bridge. Either t hat was hyperbole, as the building currently occupies only half the block, or perhaps the "expansion" was later reduced back to only the new footprint.
Building of the Day: 471-479 Fulton StreetYou briefly describe their first store on Bridge Street, and the subject building - built 1914-1915 - as the replacement. But in 1922, a newspaper article describes the Bridge Street location as being recently expanded, and the largest of their stores. Were both open simultaneously, or is there an error somewhere? https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-standard-union-oppenheim-collins-bro/56358306/
Building of the Day: 471-479 Fulton Streethow can i apply
Affordable Housing Lottery With Units Starting at $465 Opens in East New York