A high-end renovation in the Cobble Hill Historic District yielded a grandly proportioned family home with a sculptural staircase akin to a work of art.
The single-family townhouse has two wood-burning fireplaces, a pier mirror, six mantels and scenic wallpaper in the dining room.
The revamped 2,500-square-foot space will be the made-to-measure suit maker's fourth location in New York.
The two-year renovation of this four-story row house in Cobble Hill for a family of six touched every system and surface.
The house has a wide 25-foot street front and historic details -- promising, despite a possible need for renovation.
This modern duplex apartment occupies the bottom two floors of a landmarked limestone building in Cobble Hill.
Some of the scaffolding has come down around the rare pre-Civil War wood frame commercial building under development on Court Street.
The redevelopment of one of the two 19th century buildings that formerly housed beloved local institution BookCourt is visible.
Here's a four-story brick townhouse in the Cobble Hill Historic District that has a number of unique original details and is currently configured as a two-family.
Here’s a three-bedroom duplex rental in a 19th century transitional Greek Revival-Italianate townhouse in Cobble Hill that has a slew of original details and bookcases galore.
