This fairly straightforward condo has ample windows in every room except the second bathroom and an open kitchen.
Modern Two-Bedroom Condo in Fort Greene With Deeded Parking Space Asks $1.195 Million
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Grandly Scaled One-Bedroom With Loft in Brooklyn Heights Brownstone Asks $850K
The parlor floor co-op has high ceilings, a carved marble mantel, bay window and oversize doors, but recent updates are not making the most of its considerable charms.
Sleek Condo in Greenpoint’s Historic Pencil Factory With Two Bedrooms, Two Baths Asks $1.25 Million
The unit may well take advantage of the booming waterfront construction along West Street, the Amazon headquarters announcement across the way in Long Island City, and the L-train reprieve of last week.
Garlanded Co-op With Library, Stained Glass in Park Slope Limestone Asks $1.145 Million
This third-floor co-op has a few clean, well-lighted places for books but it's details like the woodwork that make this place really pop.
Modern, Airy Duplex Condo in Williamsburg With Three Outdoor Spaces Asks $1.099 Million
This duplex condo has windows galore in the living room and two bedrooms, with stairs leading up to the second bedroom with a terrace and a roof deck.
Charming Prewar Two-Bedroom Co-op in Prospect Heights, Near Grand Army Plaza Asks $795K
Here’s a prewar co-op in Prospect Heights that’s primely located just a half-block from Grand Army Plaza.
Two-Bedroom, Two-Bath Condo in Enrique Norten-Designed Park Slope Building Asks $1.195 Million
The advances of contemporary architecture are clearly expressed in its angled facade that peels balconies away from a standard block and plank structure.
Cozy One-Bedroom With Mantel, Window Seat in Eclectic-Romanesque Heights Building Asks $545K
It's on the third floor of an unusual late Victorian apartment building that was given a neo-Colonial makeover in 1942.
Elegantly Modernized Fort Greene Brownstone Condo With Fireplace, Terrace Asks $1.299 Million
At not quite 900 square feet, the two-bedroom, two-bath is fairly modest in size, but the design and outdoor space may amplify the sense of spaciousness.
Two-Bedroom Prewar Heights Co-op With Elevator, Leaded Glass, Marble Sink Asks $1.25 Million
This fifth-floor co-op in a 1914 building blends the new and the Edwardian in a relatively spacious layout.
