With a bright red door, a windowed porch and a front gable ornamented with shingles and half-timbering, this early 20th century single-family in the Fiske Terrace-Midwood Park Historic District has plenty of curb appeal.
The program is online this year but that gives you a chance for virtual tours of some of the places that have earned their advocates one of this year's Grassroots Preservation Awards.
Take in a bit of preservation knowledge along with some fresh air on a walking tour through Green-Wood Cemetery with a restoration expert.
With wood floors, a marble mantel and a wood-burning fireplace, this Park Slope two-bedroom has numerous charms to offer.
This striking Queen Anne in Crown Heights has an impressive exterior, nice original details and a slightly awkward layout.
With a sunken living room and arched openings, this two-bedroom in Midwood has a bit of 20th century style along with a practical, spacious layout and an abundance of closets.
This modest single-family offers up some early 20th century details along with a location just a short walk from Highland Park.
Workers in aprons are scattered amongst and even on top of slabs of stone and horses are at the ready to deliver heavy loads, all paused in action for an unknown photographer to capture the grand scope of a Brooklyn stone yard in the 19th century.
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a rental in Brooklyn Heights, a row house in Flatbush and a semi-detached house in Dyker Heights.
Catch up on your reading with a look at the most popular stories from the past week.
