Recently renovated in parts but needing work in others, this Crown Heights semi-detached offers some original interior details, a bit of an architectural pedigree and a project for those looking for an old house reno.
The latest residential tower to go up in the Pacific Park mega-development is a market-rate luxury rental that will have rent-stabilized, income-targeted units aimed at middle-income Brooklynites.
The best feature of this two-bedroom co-op in a circa 1909 flats building may be its seven large windows, which wrap around two sides.
This Italianate brownstone in the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District offers grand proportions and original details as well as stylish updates.
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a Park Slope co-op, a row house in South Midwood and a two-family in Boerum Hill.
A large price tag matches the generous size of this three-bedroom apartment, but it does come with a location in the historic Williamsburg Savings Bank Tower and the views that provides.
Billed as a three-bedroom in the listing, this large and well-appointed floor-through apartment may appear on the high side price wise, but all utilities are included in the rent -- even air conditioning.
Just around the corner from Fort Greene Park, this Italianate brownstone has an appealing location and an interior that has some original details remaining after its conversion to a three-family dwelling in the 1990s.
A lottery has opened for 40 genuinely affordable apartments at 372 51st Street in Sunset Park, where the local branch of the Brooklyn Public Library is undergoing redevelopment.
If the postwar exterior and ceiling heights aren't deal breakers, this co-op unit offers some fun design, two true bedrooms and a not-insane asking price in a desirable part of Brooklyn.
