Ranging in price from $2.395 million to $4.395 million, our picks for open houses to see this weekend are found in Boerum Hill, Park Slope and Prospect-Lefferts Gardens.
Our open house picks this week offer appealing historic details alongside modern upgrades, and two have parking.
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When the historic homes we live in and admire in Brooklyn today were spanking new, they were often enhanced with decorative painting.
Our picks for open houses to see this Sunday are fairly dripping with details, as one expects in this locale, and all have modern updates as well.
All in move-in condition with original historic details, this week's open house picks are found in Bed Stuy, Windsor Terrace and New Lots.
"Brooklyn has a tremendous sense of community," said the Cobble Hill native, who counts Prospect Park and Prospect-Lefferts Gardens among her favorite spots in the borough.
Vacancy rates are top of mind right now for landlords, but prices have dropped and now is a good time to buy, he said.
All four of our open house picks this week skillfully blend historic features with modern updates, and two are by well known 19th century Brooklyn architects.
