Not far from Cortelyou Road, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit offers up some design details typical of its 1940 construction like arched openings, built-ins and plenty of closet space.
On the architecturally scenic Clinton Avenue, this condo in an 1870s brownstone offers up some attractive details like high ceilings and mantels as well as the bonus of private outdoor space and in-unit laundry.
It isn't particularly spacious but this Park Slope one-bedroom does benefit from a private terrace that offers up a generous amount of outdoor space.
This two-bedroom apartment is only for those who meet the income restrictions, but for those who do it offers a nice amount of space along with prewar details and a location in the Clinton Hill Historic District.
On the top floor of a 1920s Finnish co-operative, this two-bedroom offers a bit of prewar style along with a dining room and renovated kitchen.
This nicely proportioned one-bedroom across the street from Sunset Park has some prewar touches and a renovated kitchen and bath.
While not abundant in square footage, this Art Deco-era studio has all the benefits of apartments from that era, including a separate dining space, arched doorways and closet space.
This nicely proportioned one-bedroom apartment has a location that is a short walk to Prospect Park, some prewar details and a flexible layout that allows for a work from home space.
With soaring ceilings, stained glass windows and multiple levels of living space this Brooklyn Heights apartment certainly doesn't have a cookie-cutter interior.
The kitchen may be mid reno but this Prospect Park South apartment offers a spacious layout, five closets, built-ins and a bath with original Deco charm.
