This World War II-era apartment offers a spacious layout and original details close to Prospect Park for under a million.
This World War II-era apartment offers a spacious layout and original details close to Prospect Park for under a million.
In a postwar building turned co-op, this Kensington one-bedroom for rent has a spacious layout with a generous amount closet space.
With a wealth of woodwork, this single-family limestone offers more than a few appealing early 20th century details.
A third-generation Brooklynite and a veteran indie bookseller plan to debut in August with a varied selection of about 5,000 titles inspired by local requests.
Not only does this World War II era co-op in Kensington have a layout that will work for a small family, with two bedrooms and plenty of closets, it also has a second bathroom and a recently updated kitchen.
If you have some mid-century kitchen collectibles to show off, this Kensington row house has a retro "show" kitchen perfect for staging and a more practical full kitchen as well.
This modest and relatively affordable Kensington co-op is spacious enough for a small family and has attractive prewar details.
On the third floor of a 1930s building, this Kensington one-bedroom has details of the era like arched openings, a breakfast nook and a foyer with a niche along with a renovated kitchen with a dishwasher.
There are no guarantees the house is full of magic, but for decades this Kensington row house was home to 20th century children's author Ruth Chew, who spun tales of enchantment for young readers.
Complete with the decorative details of its time, this spacious one-bedroom from the World War II era has enough nooks and crannies to allow for some work-from-home space.