Fulton Street takes a long path through the borough and while stretches of it in Downtown Brooklyn may be familiar there is plenty of history to be found as it makes its way through Bed Stuy.
The clapboard charm of this 19th century Clinton Hill wood frame would make any old-house lover stop in their tracks and give it an admiring gaze.
Up for review was the creation of accessible pathways and the incorporation of erosion control measures on the western edge of the historic park.
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Rich in detail, this early 20th century Park Slope brownstone boasts mantels, moldings, built-ins and a rather fetching columned niche in addition to some modern amenities like a renovated kitchen.
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a rental in Brooklyn Heights, a single-family in Marine Park and a two-family in Park Slope.
Catch up on your reading with a look at the most popular stories from the past week.
A tree-sheltered walkway in Prospect Park with benches newly emblazoned with the colors of the Pan-African flag was officially unveiled on Friday as "Juneteenth Way."
If you have a historic building or neighborhood that you think is worthy of local designation but aren't sure how to start the process, the Historic Districts Council is offering some tips and tools as part of their Summer 2021 Preservation School.
This floor-through in an early 20th century Windsor Terrace row house has some fetching details on display, including built-ins, wood floors and tin ceilings.
