On Carroll Gardens' historic Dennett Place, this compact charmer is as quaint as its one-block street.
Carroll Gardens ‘Cottage’ With Hobbit Door, Terrace Asks $1.825 Million
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Fort Greene Brownstone With Ornate Moldings, Marble Mantels Near Park Asks $4.5 Million
This Italianate brownstone on South Oxford Street has a parlor floor full of period details, five marble mantels and original floors.
Brooklyn Heights Greek Revival With Marble Mantels, Central Air, Glass Ceiling Asks $8.5 Million
Here's an elegant Greek Revival with classic features and a stunning glassy rear extension.
Clinton Hill Brownstone With Dressing Room, Modern Yet Historic Vibe Asks $3.75 Million
The extensively renovated house has an open feel and new mechanicals as well as elegant moldings, plaster decorations and a marble mantel.
Prospect Lefferts Gardens Townhouse With Seven Mantels, Original Passthroughs Seeks $2.7 Million
A Romanesque Revival townhouse with period details galore in the Prospect Lefferts Gardens Historic District is in stunning condition and for sale by owner.
Pre-Civil War Greek Revival/Italianate With Four Mantels Near Promenade Asks $4.35 Million
Here’s a landmarked Greek Revival/Italianate home that’s part of “Bride's Row” in the Brooklyn Heights Historic District.
Grand Renaissance Revival Limestone in Lefferts Manor With Garage, Sunroom Asks $3.98 Million
Here's a grand Renaissance Revival limestone home in the Prospect Lefferts Garden Historic District with a red clay roof, garage and period details galore.
Bed Stuy Brownstone With Original Coal Burning Stove, Juliet Balcony Seeks Record-Setting Price
Here’s an extra-large Bed Stuy brownstone packed with rare original details, including a whopping 10 decorative mantels.
Charming Bed Stuy Brownstone With Three Working Fireplaces, Magnolia Grandiflora Asks $3.1 Million
This spacious turn-of-the-century Romanesque/Renaissance Revival townhouse is filled with exceptional examples of period millwork.
Victorian in Park Slope Historic District With Seven Mantels, Skylights Asks $3.995 Million
This home in Park Slope's historic district is one of a group of three designed in 1892 by architects Heins and LaFarge.
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