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Top 10 Brooklyn and Upstate Real Estate Listings: Hudson Valley Victorians for the Win

Move over, Brooklyn — this week’s top listings are in favor of historic homes in the Hudson Valley. You’ll find Victorians in Newburgh, Coxsackie and more, as well as Brooklyn homes near Prospect Park and a Red Hook townhouse.

Upstate New York Real Estate Listings & Brooklyn Homes For Sale

by Laura Leebove

06/26/2016 7 minute 0

Which would you choose?

10. A new construction condo on the Prospect Heights border, this one-bedroom Crown Heights unit has impressively high ceilings and plenty of light from its floor-to-ceiling windows. Based on the floor plan, it’s a simplex, although the photos appear to show a different unit.

622 Grand Avenue #301
Price: $570,000
Area: Crown Heights
Broker: Corcoran (James Cornell, Yael Streit)
Homes Near Prospect Park Under $625K
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9. This village Italianate in Ghent, N.Y., features a detached three-car garage and three bedrooms for $171,000. With a wraparound porch, bay window and deep eaves, it has more of a country vibe than some of the more tony homes on this list. While it doesn’t appear to have been recently updated, it does look to be in move-in condition, going by the photos.

2268 Route 66
Price: $171,000
Area: Ghent, N.Y.
Broker: Old Ghent Realty (Carl Schools)
Hudson Valley Victorians Under $400K
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8. Let the light shine in and the rooms flow. This newly constructed modern townhouse offers an open layout, contemporary amenities, radiant heat floors, and two parking spots. The owner’s duplex on the top two floors features a laundry room, plentiful storage throughout, and a rooftop with views of the Manhattan skyline, south Brooklyn, and the harbor. Because of its east/west exposures and extra generous width (25 feet wide), the two-family building has plenty of space and natural light.

346 Van Brunt Street
Price: $3.45 million
Area: Red Hook
Broker: Douglas Elliman (Michael Gidaly)
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7. On Somers Street in Bed Stuy, we’re looking at a two-family townhouse with a facade of painted brick. This one’s a flip, thoroughly renovated with new kitchens and baths and central A/C. There are a few original fireplaces, and some exposed brick. The house has a one-bedroom rental on the garden level, and above is an owner’s duplex with three bedrooms and an open living space (though the kitchen is partitioned by a brick wall). The basement is finished.

107a Somers Street
Price: $999,000
Area: Bed Stuy
Broker: Bedford Brownstone Realty (Leslie Dixon)
Open House Pick
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6. Last week’s No. 1 stays on the list for another week, and it’s a rare opportunity for someone not afraid to roll up their sleeves. On Marlborough Road in Prospect Park South, it’s a striking 10-bedroom stand-alone house with a wraparound porch that offers some 6,000 square feet of faded glory, in need of restoration and updating. With a huge house that means no shortage of effort, but the result would be a jaw-dropper.

121 Marlborough Road
Price: $2.35 million
Area: Prospect Park South
Broker: Stribling (Jonathan Mellon)
House of the Day
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5. There is plenty of prewar charm as well as an updated kitchen and bath in this two-bedroom co-op in Windsor Terrace. The kitchen features granite counters, a white tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances. The apartment has hardwood and parquet floors throughout and original moldings. The building includes basement laundry facilities, a bike room and a live-in super.

250 Seeley Street #9
Price: $625,000
Area: Windsor Terrace
Broker: Douglas Elliman (Renata Thomas, John Mazurek)
Homes Near Prospect Park Under $625K
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4. This 1800s village home in Kinderhook, N.Y., is charming, with plenty of outdoor space including a front porch, rear deck and spacious landscaped backyard. The listing says the house underwent a two-floor expansion, which included opening the kitchen to the dining room and the addition of a master bedroom. There are also two large parlors, hardwood floors, and various modern additions. It has views overlooking the grounds of the historic Vanderpoel House.

23 Albany Avenue
Price: $295,000
Area: Kinderhook, N.Y.
Broker: Anderson Agency (Jo Anna Giltner)
Hudson Valley Victorians Under $400K
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3. This enormous light-filled Second Empire Italianate Victorian in Coxsackie, N.Y., sports a screened-in extension, formal dining room, four bedrooms and two baths. There are large windows throughout as well as etched glass pocket doors and abundant marble fireplaces.

95 Mansion Street
Price: $225,900
Area: Coxsackie, N.Y.
Broker: Heart Land Realty (Diane Fausel)
Hudson Valley Victorians Under $400K
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2. This stunning Queen Anne Victorian was originally built for a railroad magnate and sits in Newburgh, N.Y.’s beautiful historic district. With six bedrooms and six bathrooms spread across four stories set on a bluff overlooking the Hudson, this 19th-century jewel is breathtaking, from its wood floors to its crown moldings. Its screened-in sleeping porch is ideal for taking in the cool Hudson breeze.

158 Montgomery Street
Price: $399,000
Area: Newburgh, N.Y.
Broker: Apple2orange Realty (Christopher Hanson)
Hudson Valley Victorians Under $400K
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1. Our No. 1 listing this week is this 3,000-square-foot three-bed, three-bath house in Kingston, N.Y., which has been completely remodeled. It has includes an office, laundry room and side porch. The house’s main chimney and firebox, located between the kitchen and living room, were uncovered during the remodeling process. The home’s kitchen and bathrooms have been modernized, but it still retains a paneled staircase, door and window casings and other original details.

266 Washington Avenue
Price: $325,000
Area: Kingston, N.Y.
Broker: Keller Williams Hudson Valley United (Rita Manzione)
Hudson Valley Victorians Under $400K
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