This two-bedroom co-op in a circa 1850 Green Revival brick townhouse has a second bathroom, walk-in closet, and light on three sides.
Brooklyn Heights Co-op With Wood-Burning Fireplace, Elevator, Terrace Looks for $1.625 Million
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Rare Five-Room Sunset Park Co-op With Clawfoot Tub, Updated Kitchen, Low Monthlies Asks $599K
The three-bedroom apartment has high ceilings, hardwood floors with inlaid borders and original moldings.
Compact Park Slope Co-op With Radiant-Heat Floors, Recently Renovated Kitchen Wants $595K
A one-bedroom co-op in a circa 1908 limestone apartment building comes with some attractive original features such as dark stained wood floors.
Charming Sunset Park Co-op With Woodwork, Built-ins, Flex Dining Room Asks $599K
An attractive apartment in a 1912 Finnish co-operative a block away from Sunset Park nicely balances preserved woodwork with modern improvements.
Top-Floor Art Deco Co-op With Arches, Original Kitchen Cupboards, Updates Asks $479K
This large one-bedroom in a six-story 1937 elevator co-op has most of its original details and appears to be in move-in condition.
Fixer-Upper With Original Details in Rare Affordable Co-op in Clinton Hill Historic District Asks $300K
Original kitchen cupboards, a black and white tiled bathroom, high ceilings and parquet floors offer vintage flair.
Bow-Fronted Park Slope Co-op With Roof Deck, Woodwork, Park Views Asks $1.45 Million
It's a large apartment, with three bedrooms, storage and pretty original details.
Brooklyn Heights Co-op in 1914 Neo-Colonial With Views, Updated Kitchen Asks $1.25 Million
A two-bedroom co-op in a prewar elevator building has a balance of period style and tastefully renovated features.
Sunset Park-Facing Finnish Co-op With French Doors, Solar Power, Low Maintenance Asks $575K
A relatively inexpensive venture, the two-bedroom has a bank of windows along the long wall overlooking Sunset Park.
Sprawling Five-Bedroom With Two Terraces, Classic Baths in Boerum Hill Tower Asks $5 Million
This luxury condo shares some DNA with Park Avenue prewar co-ops and has 11-foot-high ceilings and a myriad of closets, including three of the walk-in variety.
