Cute Barrel Fronted Brick House in Borough Park With Original Details Asks $895K
Here’s a rare House of the Day for under a million — though it calls for a renovation budget that’ll push the total cost over that figure.

Here’s a rare House of the Day for under a million — though it calls for a renovation budget that’ll push the total cost over that figure. It’s a circa-1900 semi-detached brick house with a barrel front on 11th Avenue in Borough Park that sports some original detail but needs considerable attention.
It’s a smallish, 20-by-30-foot two-story with an English basement that is currently unfinished but could yield some space for a studio or rec room. The two upper floors have a straightforward layout, with three bedrooms and a single bath above and a living room, dining room, kitchen and half bath below.
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The listing says the house needs a gut renovation, though semi-gut may be more accurate. A new kitchen and new baths are called for, as well as mechanical upgrading, but the pictured spaces look like they’ll get by with cosmetic attention like paneling, linoleum and drop-ceiling removal, skim coating and painting. There are parquet floors as well as original woodwork, though some may not be salvageable.
The end result could be a nice single-family residence, with a small deck and backyard and close to the D train at Fort Hamilton Parkway.
Listed by Chloe Godin of Corcoran, the house is asking $895,000. Think it’s worth it?
[Listing: 4615 11th Avenue | Broker: Corcoran] GMAP
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