Not far from Cortelyou Road, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit offers up some design details typical of its 1940 construction like arched openings, built-ins and plenty of closet space.
Its columned facade was once a graceful sibling to the manse next door, but for decades the Colonial Revival on Ocean Avenue has been losing its luster.
If the falling snow has you dreaming of a front porch from which to view a winter storm, this Ditmas Park bungalow has one on offer, along with period details on the interior.
Here's a modestly detailed one-bedroom that offers some appealing features, including outdoor space and plenty of closets.
While compact in size, this studio boasts some clever design touches, an eat-in kitchen, closet space and a sleeping alcove to give it a sense of spaciousness.
Located in an Art Deco building in Ditmas Park, this co-op unit has some appealing vintage styling and a bonus room that could make for a fine home office.
This early 20th century Ditmas Park detached house conveniently has a home office right off the foyer, a spacious interior and plenty of curb appeal.
Located in the Fiske Terrace-Midwood Park Historic District, this 1908 home combines elements of the Colonial Revival and Arts and Crafts styles.
This circa 1917 standalone wood-frame house looks extremely spacious and has numerous original details, including stained glass, parquet floors and woodwork.
It has five bedrooms, two parking spaces in the driveway (in addition to the garage), and lots of built-ins.
