Nicely Renovated Clinton Hill Co-op With Blue Tiled Kitchen, Two Bedrooms Asks $699K
The floors are parquet and the walls are white, for a clean and contemporary yet mid-century look.
Flatbush Co-op With Niche, Arched Doors, Coved Ceilings, New Kitchen Asks $329K
This one-bedroom in a 1940 co-op in Flatbush close to Brooklyn College is nicely renovated and relatively affordable for the amount of space.
Brooklyn Heights Brownstone Co-op With High Ceilings, Big Windows, Elevator Asks $725K
A petite but flexible one- or two-bedroom apartment in a circa 1860s brownstone mansion has grand details and is move-in ready.
Co-op in Jazz-Age Candela-Designed Building at Grand Army Plaza in Park Slope Asks $1.165 Million
The compact but graceful unit in a full-service building has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and five closets.
Two-Bedroom Condo in Bushwick With Good Looking Kitchen, Deck, Garden Asks $950K
This resale in a recently built condo in Bushwick has an attractive garden and finishes but the layout is less than ideal.
Vintage Mid-Century Heights Co-op With French Doors, Nice Layout Allows Sublets, Asks $660K
This efficient yet gracious one-bedroom in the Brooklyn Heights Landmark District could potentially be used as an investment property.
Petite Park Slope Co-op With One Bedroom, Prewar Details, Updates on Park Block Asks $475K
Although only two rooms, this compact one-bedroom in Park Slope has some well-designed aspects to recommend it.
Spacious Condo With Tin Ceilings, Marble Mantel in Wide Carroll Gardens Brownstone Asks $1.3 Million
With 25 foot wide frontage and tall ceilings, it's got generous proportions, two big bedrooms, a dining room and plenty of storage.
Minimalist Two-Bedroom Condo in Park Slope with Private Balcony Asks $985,000
This condo in Park Slope has bamboo floors, two bathrooms, a balcony, storage and minimalist touches.
Art Deco Co-op With Renovated Kitchen, Jazz-Era Bath in Park Slope Historic District Asks $690K
This one-bedroom apartment on the top floor of a 1936 elevator building has room enough for books, a home office, and even a Murphy bed.
