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A pied-a-terre for the Versailles set? Maybe so. This 400-square-foot studio at 70 Remsen Street between Henry and Hicks in Brooklyn Heights has some nice old-world charm in the main room, though the kitchen isn’t exactly fit for a king. And at $759, the monthly maintenance is a touch on the high side given the size of the apartment. But for someone who doesn’t need a lot of space and likes the idea of being in a high-quality prewar building in a great location, the $259,000 price tag might go over well.
70 Remsen Street [Douglas Elliman] GMAP P*Shark


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