Top 10 Real Estate Listings: Diverse Townhouses and Two-Bedrooms Under $1 Million

Diverse listings across Brooklyn and two-bedroom apartments running under $1 million got the attention of Brownstoner readers this week.

Our most viewed listings included a lofted duplex in Clinton Hill, a co-op in Midtown, and a 19th-century apartment in Park Slope.

Which would you choose?

10. First up is a semi-detached four-story on Sterling Place, with two staircases, front and center. The renovated interior offers no detail and little charm, but it looks to be in move-in shape. Probably a two-family Kinko house when built, now it’s a three-family, with a three-bedroom owner’s duplex and a pair of floor-through apartments above. There’s also a “semi-finished” basement with a separate entrance.

1138 Sterling Place
Price: $1.695 million
Area: Crown Heights
Broker: Bedford Brownstone (Michael Feldman)
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9. Next, on Remsen Street in Brooklyn Heights we find a five-story townhouse that’s 21 feet wide, with harbor and skyline views. It’s got a glass-walled state-of-the-art entertaining penthouse with an adjoining media screening room and an exquisite roof garden. No, wait, actually it doesn’t have that — that’s part of the broker’s grand vision for the house, which is for “the discerning townhouse aficionado who is enchanted with the location, but also demands a solid investment.” In other words, the place needs a major overhaul. Hard to know more than that, given how little the photos show.

12 Remsen Street
Price: $6.95 million
Area: Brooklyn Heights
Broker: Vandenberg (Dexter Guerrieri)
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8. On Quentin Road in Marine Park is a semi-detached single-family brick Tudor. A two-story, it’s got original wood floors and a distinctive arched doorway on the ground floor, which holds a living room, dining room and eat-in kitchen. The carpeted upstairs has three bedrooms and a tiled bathroom with a tub in a grotto of sorts. There’s a finished basement, a shared driveway and a detached garage.

2495 Quentin Road
Price: $799,000
Area: Marine Park
Broker: Fillmore (Mitchell Feldman)
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7. This co-op has been completely renovated and given a loft-like open floor plan. It’s located in a Beaux-Arts building with an unusually shaped facade, which gives the living space a distinctive shape.

Situated on Riverside Drive in Washington Heights, the building is income restricted. Qualifying incomes top out at $119,625 for a household of two.

870 Riverside Drive, Apartment 4B
Price: $695,000
Area: Washington Heights
Broker: Douglas Elliman (Nancy Cabrera)
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6. This Midtown east co-op has two fireplaces, two baths and high ceilings. Apparently created out of two former tenement units combined, it’s located in an attractive 1885 building with terra-cotta tile details.

313 East 56th Street #4AB
Price: $850,000
Area: Midtown East
Broker: Douglas Elliman (Jennifer Vandekieft, Joseph Polivy and Jessica Cohen)
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5. Next up is a newly constructed townhouse on Carroll Street off 4th Avenue, in Park Slope. Twenty feet wide, it’s got a facade paneled in ipe, with banks of windows stretching the length of the building. The modern interior offers four bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, two floors of living space, a roof deck and a finished basement — 3,732 square feet of interior space, all told.

566 Carroll Street
Price: $3.495 million
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Nest Seekers (Ryan Serhant, Bradley Mohr)
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4. This 1.5-bedroom condo has a fair amount to recommend it, including a berth right across the street from Prospect Park, a large and fetching living room with bay windows overlooking the park, and a big deck off the bedroom in the rear. It’s on the third floor of a four-story townhouse at 108 Prospect Park West, at the corner of 6th Street.

108 Prospect Park West
Price: $989,000
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Town Residential (Joe Di Condina)
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3. This 19th-century dumbbell apartment wanders on seemingly forever, and offers a home office in addition to two sizable bedrooms and a good-size dining space off the living room. There are elegant moldings, a claw foot tub, a built-in mirrored buffet with shelves, and an in-unit washer and dryer. It’s located in a Park Slope co-op building.

392 8th St, APT 3L
Price: $950,000
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Corcoran (Heather McMaster, Mary Klein)
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2. This lofted duplex in Clinton Hill’s Cathedral Condos has soaring ceilings and huge windows. Located in the neo-Gothic former Cathedral College of the Immaculate Conception, it was designed by architect Gustave Steinback and converted to condos in 1988. The building retains its wonderful gargoyles.

555 Washington Ave, Apt 3C
Price: $850,000
Area: Clinton Hill
Broker: Natalie Rabaa
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1. Finally, this unit in one of Sunset Park’s original Finnish co-ops is filled with original details, including molding, inlaid floors, a claw foot tub, and some closet doors with wood-grain finish. Located across the street from the park, it’s in estate condition, so will need some work.

574 44th Street, Apt 2B
Price: $500,000
Area: Sunset Park
Broker: Corcoran (Peter Bracichowicz)
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