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HDFC Co-op With Mantel, Updated Kitchen in Bed Stuy Mansion Asks $400K
On the top floor of the former W. G. Randolph mansion, the petite one-bedroom has impressive original details along with recent updates.
Kensington One-Bedroom With Wood Floors, Arched Doorways, Four Closets Asks $385K
In a 1930s Colonial Revival building, the fourth-floor unit has a spacious layout, original details, and room for a kitchen tweak.
Park Slope French Flat With Three Bedrooms, Roof Deck Asks $1.95 Million
In an 1890s apartment house, this unit is roomier than most and features 1.5 bathrooms and vintage woodwork.
Art Deco Studio in Fort Greene With Wood Floors, Skyline Views Asks $495K
The studio is on a high floor of the 1930s building known as The Griffin.
Top Floor Fort Greene Unit With Parquet, Views, Two Bedrooms Asks $775K
The apartment retains many mid-century modern touches, including apparently original kitchen cabinets and a mint bathroom with vintage tile and fixtures.
I know that this is just my opinion but, why would the entire space look so opulent, & the kitchen & Bathroom look like MY current kitchen & bathroom.
Lavish Cobble Hill Two-Bedroom With Plasterwork, High Ceilings Asks $1.95 MillionI think it's a nice and spacious co-op. Price is a bargain and makes up for the pretty high maintenance. Believe will get Asking. Anywho.....A
Flatbush One-Bedroom With Arched Doorways, Dining Nook Asks $350KCondo is beautiful and spacious. Pretty pricey though. Believe will get under Asking. Anywho...A
Williamsburg Penthouse With Three Bedrooms, Bridge Views Asks $2.5 MillionMisleading pics — this place has holes in the walls, every room needs total renovation, the pink bath has lots of damaged tile, and building needs a new roof soon. Really disappointing compared to the listing.
Sunset Park Co-op With Dining Room, Pink Bath Asks $499K