Here's a 1.5-bedroom flat in the Bedford Historic District rich with original details and nicely updated.
Floor-Through With Mantels, Dishwasher, Central Air in Queen Anne Brownstone Wants $2,850
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Stuyvesant Heights Home With Double-Height Front Parlor, Catwalk Asks $1.9 Million
Here’s a uniquely configured home in the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District, across the street from Fulton Park.
Bed Stuy’s Annual House Tour Returns for 40th Year
It's been 40 years since the first home tour offered tantalizing glimpses inside the domestic architecture of Bed Stuy and there's no sign of the interest abating.
French Apartment Living in Stuyvesant Heights
This fanciful French chateau was built for Stuyvesant Heights' growing middle class population at a time when apartment living was becoming popular.
Kelley Mansion Breaks Bed Stuy Record With $6.275 Million Sale
The John C. Kelley mansion at 247 Hancock Street is one of Bed Stuy's most prominent and notable buildings.
Grand Renaissance Revival-Style Brownstone in Bed Stuy With Lavish Detail Asks $2.75 Million
This spacious two-family brownstone in Bed Stuy is a jaw-dropper that offers a motherlode of intact detail.
Bed Stuy Celebrates Michael Jackson at 2018 Block Party With Spike Lee, Erykah Badu (Photos)
Crowds of people in festive attire packed into a few blocks to listen to music, hang out on stoops, and buy barbecue from neighbors and church groups Saturday.
The Fanciful Bed Stuy Row Houses of a Little Known Architect
Every once in a while, while wandering the streets of our fair borough, you come across work by architects who seemed to have gotten the opportunity to do one project, and never show up again.
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for 35 Studios in Bed Stuy, Starting at $903 a Month
An affordable housing lottery has opened for 35 studios located in a six-story building under construction on a former Woodhull Hospital parking lot in Bed Stuy.
The Story of Brooklyn’s Lady Developers, Architects and Builders
Brooklyn’s first known female developer was Susanna Edith Cosey Russell, appearing on the scene in 1870.
