The COVID-19 pandemic washed over the city and brought countless stories of death and despair for New York’s vulnerable — but it also robbed many seniors of much-needed social interaction.
In addition to two bedrooms and two baths, this Bay Ridge apartment offers up a generously sized layout, some prewar details and a renovated kitchen.
A backyard bamboo stand, vaulted ceiling and chalkboard walls in an attic playroom, and a double-height kitchen ceiling with skylight are among the elements that make this standalone Bay Ridge house a distinctive property.
Taking up the first floor of a Bay Ridge standalone, this rental has some period features like wood floors along with the more unusual amenity of a hut tub.
A Parks Department representative said they are "looking into relocating" beloved concrete animal sculptures for some of the city's parks.
This one-bedroom in a 1930s Bay Ridge building has a roomy foyer, multiple closets and arched doorways.
With a spacious and practical layout, some period touches and a location on the top floor, this one-bedroom rental offers up more than a few enticements.
Here's a prewar in Bay Ridge that is nicely sized but modest in its trimmings with a price to match.
This early 20th century Arts and Crafts style house is spacious, with plenty of original details and beautifully updated wet rooms.
This early 20th century Bay Ridge row house offers a bit of space along with period features.
