Park Slope

The brownstone has been updated over the centuries, but still has some wood floors, mantels, a substantial newel post, and a stair niche.

The three-year-old shop with two Park Slope locations carries home goods, art objects, children’s items, and design-forward pieces.

With intact original details and updates including a dishwasher, this floor-through on the top floor has a flexible layout.

While a new owner might want to make a few updates to the 1890s brownstone, the period details appear to have been carefully maintained.

Modern finishes are combined with period details like a pier mirror, mantels, wood floors, pocket doors, and moldings.