The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a condo in the Columbia Street Waterfront District, a brownstone in Park Slope and a detached house in Prospect Park South.
Catch up on your reading with a look at the most popular stories from the past week.
Not exactly a house for those with a minimalist aesthetic, this Poughkeepsie Colonial Revival is awash in intricately detailed woodwork and still boasts many of the features that were first installed at the turn of the century.
Located on picturesque Willow Place, this mid-19th century brick row house offers up four floors of living space along with the comfort of central air conditioning, which is sounding appealing in the midst of a hot summer.
Members of the East 25th Street Historic District Initiative will be chatting with the New York Preservation Project as part of an oral history project to capture the stories of local advocacy.
A homeowner is remodeling a bathroom and debating what type of door to install in the linen closet.
If you are looking for some room to spread out, this early 20th century Colonial Revival offers a plethora of bedrooms along with a generously sized main level with period details and the bonus of off-street parking.
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include an ornate brownstone in Bed Stuy, a brick row house in Bay Ridge and a co-op in Prospect Park South.
This Greene County cottage takes the 19th century picturesque country house ideal to the extreme with bargeboards so elongated that the dwelling has earned the moniker "The Icicle House."
The interior of this 1890s townhouse is awash with the detail expected of its era, including wainscoting, pocket doors, fretwork, six mantels and plentiful built-ins.
