Residential Sales in Brooklyn
EAST WILLIAMSBURG $786,600 329 Manhattan Avenue 2-family, 5-bedroom prewar limestone; primary unit: 3 bedrooms; other unit: 2 bedrooms; in each: dining room, 1 bath, hardwood floors, original detail; 25-bt-72-foot lot; taxes $1,536; listed at $879,000. Broker: Kline Realty. Photo by Scott Bintner for Property Shark PARK SLOPE $975,000 570 Sixth Avenue 106-year-old, three-bedroom wood townhouse;…
EAST WILLIAMSBURG $786,600
329 Manhattan Avenue
2-family, 5-bedroom prewar limestone; primary unit: 3 bedrooms; other unit: 2 bedrooms; in each: dining room, 1 bath, hardwood floors, original detail; 25-bt-72-foot lot; taxes $1,536; listed at $879,000. Broker: Kline Realty. Photo by Scott Bintner for Property Shark
PARK SLOPE $975,000
570 Sixth Avenue
106-year-old, three-bedroom wood townhouse; renovated kitchen, den, living-room fireplace, tin ceilings, 2 skylights, 18-by-75-ft. lot; taces $1,459; listed at $1,045,000. Broker: Warren Lewis Realty.
Residential Sales [NY Times]
This is really the “Italian Section” of Williamsburg, called that for at least 40 or 60 years,which the Times won’t use for a heading. Like it or not, it’s is the Eastern part of Williamsburg. Don’t judge these buildings by the outside, you never know what’s on the inside. They’re all over 100 years old.
can’t any defenders of stone/brickfacing and aluminum siding post on this site? I desperately want to know what they think.
Ok i declare a Greenpoint and Williamsburg the winners.