We're thrilled to announce Brownstoner's long-running interior design and renovation column The Insider, written by veteran design journalist Cara Greenberg, is returning after a hiatus during the pandemic.
With a recently updated kitchen and bathroom, this attractive unit on the top floor of a 1940 elevator building appears to be in move-in condition.
Found in Ditmas Park, Windsor Terrace, Bay Ridge and Dyker Heights, our recommendations for open houses to see this Labor Day weekend range in price from $1.09 million to $2.875 million.
It's located on the top floor of a circa 1900 pale brick walkup whose original four flats contained prime appointments such as libraries, wall safes and beamed ceilings.
Flooding from the historic hurricane, another of many recent signs of climate change, was especially notable in that it hit areas all over the borough and not only the usual expected coastal and low-lying areas.
It's not in the historic district, but this Sunset Park two-bedroom has a number of appealing and hard-to-find features, including a top-floor perch, original details, a dining room and a private terrace.
Our picks for open houses to see this week are found in Park Slope, Bay Ridge and Homecrest. They range in price from $1.1 million to $3.995 million.
This flexible two-bedroom in an early 20th century apartment building across from Sunset Park, while not huge, has some fun original features.
This prewar on one of Brooklyn Heights' fruit streets has a recently renovated kitchen and windows on three sides.
Our picks for open houses to check out this week are found in Clinton Hill, Crown Heights and Windsor Terrace and range in price from $2.35 million to $3.25 million.
