Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: A Ditmas Park Tudor

The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a Greenpoint co-op, a Bay Ridge row house, and a Park Slope brownstone.

Listings in Park Slope were popular with readers this week. The least expensive home on the list is a Greenpoint co-op at $780,000 and the most expensive is a Park Slope brownstone at $6.75 million.

Which would you choose?

10. In Park Slope, this 1880s brownstone two-family comes with a pier mirror, moldings, and mantels.

54 Sterling Place
Price: $4.495 million
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Corcoran (Jackie Torren, Charlie Pigott)
A Renovated Park Slope Brownstone and More to See, Starting at $1.099 Million
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9. A Park Slope brownstone has been updated over the decades, but still has some wood floors, mantels, a substantial newel post, and a stair niche.

823 Union Street
Price: $2.995 million
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Brown Harris Stevens (Jeffery L. Welch)
Park Slope Neo-Grec With Mantels, Interior Shutters, Wood Floors Asks $2.995 Million
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8. This early 20th century semi-detached house in East Flatbush is a single-family with a sunroom, fireplace, and garage.

1616 Brooklyn Avenue
Price: $849,000
Area: East Flatbush
Broker: Compass (Laura Rozos)
A Beverley Square West House With a Porch and More to See, Starting at $849K
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7. A largely intact 19th century railroad apartment has windows on three exposures, vintage style, and low maintenance.

100 Newel Street #4L
Price: $780,000
Area: Greenpoint
Broker: Brown Harris Stevens (Christian Emanuel)
Greenpoint Prewar Walkup With Mantel, Fireplace, Dishwasher Wants $780KD
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6. In Windsor Terrace, this late 19th century semi-detached single-family row house with a porch is 16.67 feet wide and hasn’t changed hands in decades.

626 Vanderbilt Street
Price: $1.799 million
Area: Windsor Terrace
Broker: Compass (Carolyn Cedar)
A Beverley Square West House With a Porch and More to See, Starting at $849K
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5. There are only a handful of listing photos for this Ditmas Park house, but they show some appealing interior details including window seats, wood floors, stained glass, and more.

1917 Ditmas Avenue
Price: $2.15 million
Area: Ditmas Park
Broker: Compass (Laura Rozos)
Ditmas Park Tudor With Wainscoting, Wood Burning Fireplace Asks $2.15 Million
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4. This early 20th century limestone in Park Slope has been renovated with a kitchen at the rear of the parlor floor.

557 9th Street
Price: $4.695 million
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Corcoran (Jessica Buchman)
A Renovated Park Slope Brownstone and More to See, Starting at $1.625 Million
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3. An 1880s Neo-Grec in Bed Stuy has mantels, moldings, and wood floors.

400 Putnam Avenue
Price: $4.95 million
Area: Bed Stuy
Broker: Panache Realty (Dionicio Neblett)
A Renovated Park Slope Brownstone and More to See, Starting at $1.625 Million
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2. This Bay Ridge row house is set up with a duplex and a top floor rental unit.

521 84th Street
Price: $1.625 million
Area: Bay Ridge
Broker: Compass (Matt Kirby-Smith)
A Renovated Park Slope Brownstone and More to See, Starting at $1.625 Million
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1. This renovated Park Slope brownstone still has some period details like marble mantels and wood floors.

100 6th Avenue
Price: $6.75 million
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Compass (Sarah Sawyer)
A Renovated Park Slope Brownstone and More to See, Starting at $1.625 Million
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