Clinton Hill Brownstone With Marble Mantels, Plasterwork, Koi Pond Asks $4.5 Million
This classic Italianate brownstone has the marble mantels, arched niches and plasterwork that define...
Susan De Vries
Susan De Vries is the Photo and Research Director for Brownstoner. She has a background in historic preservation, historic site management, and research, and has a passion for photography, documenting 19th century architecture, and ferreting out fact from folklore.
Co-op With Wood Burning Fireplace, Terrace in Old Brooklyn Heights House Asks $875K
With a private terrace, dining nook and several closets, this Brooklyn Heights co-op is a bit more s...
The Decaying Splendor of a Fort Greene Manse
It has been slowly crumbling for years. With broken windows, a boarded-up front door at the top of a...
Crown Heights Row House With Unpainted Woodwork, Mantels, Built-ins Asks $1.699 Million
One in a row of Renaissance Revival-style houses designed by prolific Brooklyn architect Axel Hedman...
A Human Fly Once Inched Up the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch
On a late September afternoon in 1918, a behatted gentleman dressed all in white began inching his w...
Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: A Neo-Grec in Bed Stuy, an Italianate in Clinton Hill
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a co-op in Prospect Park South, a brick r...
Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: Home Buyers Are Still Heading to Brooklyn
Let There Be Light: The Big and Shiny Pier Mirrors of Victorian Brooklyn Old house lovers must be...
A Bold and Colorful Artist-Restored Second Empire Manse in Kingston, Yours for $2.3 Million
With a sumptuous melding of High Victorian-era style and modern artistic vision, this 1870s manse in...
The Bed Stuy House Tour Will Continue for the 42nd Year With a Virtual Event
While those eager to get a peek inside the architectural delights of Bed Stuy won't be able to strol...
Mews House With Fireplaces, Garden on Cobble Hill’s Verandah Place Asks $10,500 a Month
Verandah Place must be one of the most photographed little streets of Cobble Hill, and the 19th cent...
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