Prewar Fort Greene Co-op With Two Bedrooms Asks $799K
This co-op is bright, smartly laid out and well located.
Windsor Terrace Co-op With Two Bedrooms, Triple Exposures Asks $825K
This co-op doesn't dazzle with its details or its design, but it offers a fair amount of space a couple blocks from Prospect Park.
Brooklyn Heights Co-op With Two Bedrooms, Parking Space Asks $1.45 Million
This two-bedroom Brooklyn Heights co-op is well laid out, in good shape, and offers a shared roof deck.
Park Slope Duplex Co-op With Working Fireplaces, Four Bedrooms Asks $2.6 Million
This co-op is airy and graceful, with original details and a newly renovated kitchen.
Prewar Bushwick Co-op With One Bedroom, In-Unit Washer Asks $345K
Here's a unit with hardwood floors and high ceilings in one of Bushwick's few prewar co-op buildings.
Roomy Brooklyn Heights Co-op With Tin Ceiling, Slate Mantel Asks $1.3 Million
This attractive Brooklyn Heights co-op has some prewar detail, good light and ample space for a family, with three decent sized bedrooms.
Renovated Prewar Windsor Terrace Co-op With Gracious Moldings, Marble Asks $750K
This two-bedroom co-op in Windsor Terrace has prewar details, decent proportions and a berth across the street from Prospect Park.
Duplex in Landmarked Fort Greene Row House With Skylights, Deck Asks $1.295 Million
This large two-bedroom duplex co-op is spacious and has a flexible layout. It sits in landmarked 1860s Fort Greene townhouse row that became apartments in the early 20th century.
Jazz-Age Prospect Heights Two-Bedroom Co-op Across From Brooklyn Museum Asks $895K
This prewar Prospect Heights two-bedroom co-op is gracious and attractive, with generous spaces and a functional layout.
Prewar Prospect Heights Studio With Renovated Kitchen, Near Brooklyn Museum Asks $349K
Located in Prospect Heights, this studio co-op is attractive and newly renovated, with high ceilings and some nice prewar detailing.
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