In the latest episode of The Brownstoner Podcast, Compass real estate agent Nicole Galluccio shares heartfelt observations about her native borough, such as why Carroll Gardens reminds her of Sesame Street and how COVID has changed things -- and where to find Brooklyn's best pizza.
This nicely laid out one-bedroom has wood floors, tin ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace and a bonus office space.
Salvatore “Buddy” Scotto, a longtime community activist in Carroll Gardens, died on September 11 at the age of 91, according to family.
The building racked up complaints about instability and thousands of dollars of fines over 15 years, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
The owners of the Court Street building had been previously fined and there was a partial stop work order on the property, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
This flexible one-bedroom is perched on the top floor of a Carroll Gardens brownstone.
It probably gets good light and the square footage is around 1,100, according to the listing.
An unusual Carroll Gardens townhouse built from the guts of a garage is being resold a year after being completed.
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.
