Arts and Crafts Kinko House in Crown Heights With Built-ins, Juliet Balcony Asks $1.625 Million
This is an unusual one, an Arts and Crafts duplex house in the Crown Heights North III Historic District overflowing with exterior charm and original interior details.
Kensington Limestone With Coffered Ceiling, Deep Front Garden Asks $1.895 Million
Here’s an attractive townhouse in Kensington with some original features and more recent updates.
Bed Stuy Townhouse With Abundant Woodwork, Marble Sinks Asks $2.998 Million
Here's an attractive Romanesque Revival-style sandstone that mixes a wealth of woodwork with some thoughtful modern updates.
Impressive Park Slope Neo-Grec With Ornate Woodwork, Stained Glass Asks $5.25 Million
With some sumptuous original details, this luscious brownstone must have been pretty spectacular in its Gilded Age heyday.
Bed Stuy Neo-Grec With Original Details, SRO Status Asks $999K
Here's a Bed Stuy brownstone with some fetching period details including impressive woodwork, parquet floors, stone mantels and overmantel mirrors.
Well-Preserved Greenpoint House With Mansard Roof, Curb Appeal, Mantels Asks $2.2 Million
The circa 1860s Italianate is choc-a-bloc with original details, including three marble mantels, staircase, pocket doors and built-ins.
Tidy Dyker Heights Brick House With Sunroom, Garage, New Kitchen Asks $980K
The circa 1920 house is seemingly in perfect condition, with original details, recent updates and a two-car garage.
Rare Gothic Revival Townhouse in Columbia Street Waterfront District Asks $2.895 Million
Brooklyn has only a handful of early 19th century Gothic Revival townhouses, and this one comes with original details and a wood burning fireplace.
Extravagant Park Slope Neo-Grec With Walnut Trim, Mantels, Fretwork Asks $3.85 Million
Bells and whistles in this grand brownstone include burl inlays, Minton tile, stained glass and the original passthroughs.
Fiske Terrace Edwardian With Turret, Coffered Ceilings, Fireplace Asks $1.875 Million
A showpiece of early 20th century Brooklyn development, this freestanding rambler retains much of its stately glory even if it has been altered through the years.
