Here is one for the true brownstone lover who is ready to put the work in to preserve the abundance of intact interior details in this 1870s Clinton Hill Italianate.
On the top floor of a 1920s walk-up, this co-op offers a chance for some exercise between the stairs to the fourth floor and the proximity to the Parade Ground.
Complete with its own stoop-guarding griffins, this Park Slope brownstone has an exterior enlivened with ornamentation and an interior rich with woodwork.
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a rental in Brooklyn Heights, a bungalow in Ditmas Park West and a detached house in Marine Park.
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Our picks for open houses this weekend are all move-in-ready and two include off-street parking.
Restored back to its original use as a guest house, this circa 1860s Greene County property offers up a rather more design-focused aesthetic than the modest wood frame may have originally sported thanks to the design duo behind its transformation.
The grand plaster details and Corinthian columns add more than a bit of grandeur to this floor-through apartment -- and for some, that might make up for a bit of choppiness in the layout.
Back on the market with new photos, some slight design changes and a price drop, this Italianate brick house in Gowanus still has its contemporary style on display.
This third floor unit in a six-story Flatbush apartment building includes multiple exposures, a generous number of closets and a spacious layout.
