Community group Preserve Park Slope has merged into the longstanding Park Slope Civic Council as the two groups look to create a unified and stronger voice for local advocacy and engagement, leaders said.
Community group Preserve Park Slope has merged into the longstanding Park Slope Civic Council as the two groups look to create a unified and stronger voice for local advocacy and engagement, leaders said.
It has quite a grand street presence, and this 1880s Romanesque Revival townhouse also boasts original details like pocket doors, wainscoting, and mantels along with some later colorful baths.
In addition to an impressive brick and limestone facade, this Park Slope townhouse has some fine period details and updates that are sympathetic to the home's original character.
Lit by windows on three sides, this Park Slope Edwardian apartment has a spacious layout and pristine woodwork.
After last selling in 2012, this Park Slope townhouse got a thorough renovation that added dramatic open spaces and connected the interior and outdoors.
Warm brown tones unify the house’s decor from the family room on the garden level to a reading nook in the upper reaches of the four-story house.
Built for sizable Edwardian families, this top-floor co-op in a limestone flats building is roomy and has plenty of original details.
In furnishing her new top-floor two-bedroom in a prewar walkup, its owner might have gone neutral or leaned on IKEA, as she did in a previous rental.
The iconic wedding venue that stood for over a century was razed in a jiffy, but the apartment complex that will replace it is taking some time.
In an early 20th century Kinko-style house, this upper triplex offers three floors of living space, mantels, moldings, and wood floors.