Brooklyn Real Estate Listings Six Months Later: Three Sold, One Off the Market

This week, a look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago focuses on homes in Park Slope, Bay Ridge, Bushwick and Brooklyn Heights.

Petite but carefully designed, this one-bedroom has a mantel and other fine 19th century details as well as modern updates and built-ins. It’s located in a bay-windowed space with 12-foot-high ceilings in the rear of the third floor of 115 8th Avenue in Park Slope. The apartment’s main space combines living, dining and kitchen in a room with exuberant striped basketweave parquet flooring and walnut wood paneling. There is also an original corner mantel, tall windows, a beamed ceiling and built-in bookshelves. This former Co-op of the Day was taken of the market this month.

This early 20th century brick row house on Bay Ridge Place has front and rear porches and bay windows. The single-family is renovated and modern, yet retains vintage details such as wood floors, moldings and plaster walls. The updated kitchen is open to the dining room and has a brightly patterned tile floor. The two-story house has three bedrooms, a walk-in closet, fun wallpaper, and a finished English basement with second full bath and an outside entrance. This former Open House Pick sold in May for $1.39 million, which was $140,000 over the asking price.

This is a heart-stopper for old house lovers: an individual landmark by a noted Brooklyn architect positively brimming with intact original details, from delicate plasterwork to vintage bathrooms, which hasn’t been on the market since the 1930s. Known as the Peter P. and Rosa M. Huberty House, the Colonial Revival standalone at 1019 Bushwick Avenue dates to 1900 and was designed for the couple by their architect son, Ulrich Huberty, who was responsible for some iconic borough buildings including the Prospect Park Boathouse, with partner Frank Helme, and the demolished Grand Prospect Hall. This former House of the Day sold in July for $2.45 million, which was $250,000 under the asking price.

It reportedly broke the million dollar mark for the neighborhood the last time it sold in 1986 and while it isn’t priced to break a record this time, this Brooklyn Heights brownstone still comes with a hefty asking price. In addition to a lavish interior with an elevator, wine cellar and original details like marble mantels and plasterwork, the over $17 million asking price for 77 Columbia Heights includes a garage and a roof deck with views of the waterfront and the Manhattan skyline. This former House of the Day sold in July for $17 million, which was $777,000 under the asking price.

115 8th Avenue #4
Price: $625,000
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Compass (Nigel Hall)
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Currently off the market

26 Bay Ridge Place
Price: $1.25 million
Area: Bay Ridge
Broker: Corcoran (Gina Bartnik, Kevin Bartnik)
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Sold in May for $1.39 million

1019 Bushwick Avenue
Price: $2.7 million
Area: Bushwick
Broker: Compass (Jessica Fields, Brad Bateman)
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Sold in July for $2.45 million

77 Columbia Heights
Price: $17.777 million
Area: Brooklyn Heights
Broker: Sotheby’s International (Karen Heyman)
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Sold in July for $17 million

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