The standalone single-family house boasts a picturesque Tudor-style exterior, an attached garage, and beautiful original interior period details.
Marine Park Tudor Revival With Original Kitchen Cabinets, Attached Garage Asks $924,900
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Marine Park Hardware Store Draws Crowds for Michael’s Tomato Sauce
With long lines at grocery stores, Marine Park Hardware is seeing an uptick in sales of the locally produced sauce, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Wandering Through Brooklyn’s Natural Past in Marine Park
Brooklyn's shoreline has changed a fair bit over the centuries but there are still spots in the borough that spark the imagination and inspire visions of the past.
Picnic in Old House Style at the Lott House Open Garden Day
Enjoy a day lounging on the grass and admiring an 18th century view with a picnic at Marine Park's oldest house.
Sneak a Peek Inside the Atmospheric Interiors of the Lott House During Archtober
The eighth annual Archtober festival is bringing a slew of architecture related events to the city and in Brooklyn this means it's a rare chance to get a look inside the amazing interiors of the historic Hendrick I. Lott House.
Get a Rare Glimpse Inside Some Time-Capsule Interiors With a Tour of the Lott House
A lucky few will have the opportunity to tour the evocatively peeling layers of the historic Lott House in Marine Park this month.
Delve Into the Time-Capsule Interiors of One of Brooklyn’s Oldest Houses (Photos)
Tucked among the 20th century houses of Marine Park is an amazing architectural time capsule that brings the lucky visitor forward from the farming days of the 18th century to the rapidly urbanizing landscape of the early 20th century.
City to Spray for Zika-Carrying Mosquitoes in Brooklyn This Week
The city is continuing its effort to prevent the potential spread of the Zika virus this week by spraying for mosquito eggs and dropping larvicide pellets in the non-residential Brooklyn areas of Fresh Creek Basin — the sliver of water which separated Canarsie and East New York — and Marine Park.
Did You Know Brooklyn Is Home to Two Uninhabited Islands?
In 2016, in a city as densely populated as New York, the existence of an uninhabited island is even more surprising than a Park Slope brownstone selling for under $1 million. Yet, Brooklyn has two of them.
Lush Landscaping and Watery Perimeters: How Marine Park Got Its Name
Brownstoner takes on Brooklyn history in Nabe Names, a series of briefs on the origins and surprising stories of neighborhood nomenclature.
Record-breaking aviator Roscoe Turner’s racer at Floyd Bennett Field on September 1, 1934. Photo via Airfields-Freeman
The increasingly-hard-to-find dropped R’s and blunt deliveries of the Brooklyn accent live on in the borough’s water-bound, blue-collar southern enclave of Marine Park.
