The distinctive complex built by the housing reformer and philanthropist as model homes for the working poor centers on common courtyards and has wrought iron balconies.
Just outside the Cobble Hill Historic District, this charming and historic mid-19th-century brick townhouse is full of classic touches
This grand house was built in the 1840s in the Greek Revival style, which is characterized by very little ornament on the brick facade.
Here’s a picture-perfect Greek Revival-Italianate hybrid that’s spacious and updated, with details and a two-zone central air system.
The home has a clean, contemporary vibe, thanks to hardwood floors and soaring vertical space.
Here's an unusual and striking house with high-Victorian curb appeal.
It’s in the coveted Cobble Hill Towers, the 19th century red-brick buildings on and around Hicks Street.
Martin Amis and his wife, the writer Isabel Fonseca, put the home on the market after a fire.
This apartment has a fair amount to offer, including massive windows and a prime location.
This recently renovated townhouse in Cobble Hill's famous Warren Place Mews has an optimal layout, Viking appliances and a cobblestone patio.
