Sharply updated in the latest fashion in its kitchen and bathrooms, this sprawling early 20th century shingled house has wonderful preserved details inside and out.
Rents are set at 60 percent of median income, which is beginning to become a rarity in Brooklyn.
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a spacious co-op in Park Slope, a Flatbush row house and a modern reno in Clinton Hill.
Our picks for open houses to check out this weekend include the former Park Slope home of a New York City mayor and a more humble bow-fronted row house in Bay Ridge with details and potential.
This week, we look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago, focusing on homes in Park Slope, Borough Park, Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens.
Located in one of the most parking-constrained neighborhoods in the borough, the rental could be useful to an artisan or small-business owner who needs materials storage and a place to park a loaded truck overnight.
Behind the remarkably anodyne, standard-fare facade on Green Street is a sybaritic modern architectural fantasia
A co-op on the top floor of a four-story walkup has 2.5 bedrooms, original woodwork, seven closets, and extremely low monthly maintenance.
A Renaissance Revival townhouse in the Park Slope Historic District has kept many of its original features intact and also has many upgrades.
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a Greek Revival in Brooklyn Heights, a renovated single-family in Flatbush and a compact co-op in Park Slope.
