Located in one of the most parking-constrained neighborhoods in the borough, the rental could be useful to an artisan or small-business owner who needs materials storage and a place to park a loaded truck overnight.
This extra-large brownstone apartment has two bedrooms, a dining room, an office, a marble mantel and other original details -- and it's a condo with less than $600 in monthly charges.
With 25 foot wide frontage and tall ceilings, it's got generous proportions, two big bedrooms, a dining room and plenty of storage.
I love a good architectural mystery, and I hate bad repurposing of a great building, and here we have a case of both.
Occupying a full floor, the one-bedroom has high ceilings, wood floors and lots of moldings.
This gut renovation took a brownstone down to its exterior shell, then put it all back customized for its owners.
A clean and sleek, modern interior hides inside this 19th century Neo Grec brownstone on a leafy Carroll Gardens street.
Details like original mantels, moldings and carved balusters are preserved, despite extensive renovations, and the parlor floor has a nice open airy feel and its original footprint.
A chopped-up multi-unit row house becomes a cohesive, energy-efficient one-family with custom millwork that's a seamless blend of traditional and rustic modern detail.
This classic Italianate brownstone in Carroll Gardens is a three-family that's currently configured as two one-bedroom rentals above an owners duplex.
