Fit for High Society, Neo-Georgian Mansion in Park Slope With Grand Staircase Asks $4.995 Million
It's a feast of neo-Classical grandeur and ornament, with parlors galore, two wood burning fireplaces, a billiards room, sewing room and columned mantels.
Lavish Renaissance Revival Showpiece With Built-ins in Stuy Heights Asks $2.699 Million
This Axel Hedman-designed brownstone in the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District contains a jaw-dropping amount of original detail, including fretwork, a window seat, seven mantels, three working gas fireplaces, fancy plasterwork and a passthrough.
Revamped Tudor With Working Fireplace, Windows All Around in Flatbush Wants $1.499 Million
This recently renovated circa 1920s Tudor home would be unremarkable in any streetcar suburb but strikes an exotic note in Brooklyn.
Will This Top-Shelf Brooklyn Heights Greek Revival With Columns, Terraces Fetch $7.995 Million?
This elaborate 25-foot-wide circa 1848 Greek Revival townhouse in Brooklyn Heights is quite a Balkan celebration, with five stories and five wood burning fireplaces.
Park Slope Italianate With Marble Mantels, Arched Pocket Doors, Deck Asks $2.995 Million
While it's not clear if anything more than a lick of paint is needed before move-in, the house could be used as a triplex over a garden-floor rental with no alterations.
Sprawling Colonial Revival With Porch, Two-Car Garage in Prospect Park South Asks $2.868 Million
With three living rooms, eight bedroom and five bathrooms, the standalone home has an abundance of space.
Park Slope Neo-Grec With Striking Woodwork, Original Ice Box, Six Mantels Asks $4.495 Million
The longtime owner of this stately brownstone clearly attended to its details, which include stained glass, an elaborate foyer and pocket doors.
Neo-Georgian in Prospect Lefferts Gardens With Parking, Mantels, Deck Asks $1.875 Million
It was designed by renowned Brooklyn architect Benjamin Dreisler in 1914.
Standalone Edwardian in West Midwood With Porch, Proto-Art Deco Details Asks $1.475 Million
A spacious layout and original details such as splendidly syncopated inlaid wood borders and a coffered ceiling in the dining room may well be the draw here.
Award-Winning Bushwick Townhouse With Parking, Once Income Restricted, Asks $1.375 Million
This brick two-family on Noll Street in Rheingold Gardens updates the Brooklyn row house idiom with reinterpreted Art Deco sunburst metalwork details.
