Elegant Crown Heights Limestone With Palladian Windows, New Kitchen Asks $1.995 Million
Built by one of Brooklyn's "lady developers," the townhouse has an unusual graphic facade and updates that highlight its original features.
Standalone Dutch Colonial in Midwood Park With Porch, Parking, Fireplace Asks $1.79 Million
The house was developed by a woman and possesses a ton of intact original Arts and Crafts features, such as an arched brick fireplace.
Greenwood Heights Townhouse With Queen Anne Zip, Deck, Colorful Mantels Asks $1.9 Million
The house has three extravagant mantels, stained glass, eclectic details, and a striking Art Deco bathroom.
Landmarked Brooklyn Heights Carriage House With Lofty Living Room, Indoor Parking Asks $6.5 Million
Noted contemporary architect Leslie Gill converted it into a three-bedroom in the '90s, adding custom designed shelving, rails and skylights, and smart space planning.
Dutch Colonial in Ditmas Park West With Garage, Double-Decker Porch Asks $1.95 Million
This spacious and fully detached two-family has glorious Arts and Crafts details such as unpainted woodwork, coffered ceilings, stained glass and fireplaces.
Park Slope Brownstone With Elaborate Detail, Deep Garden, Dumbwaiter Asks $4.9 Million
This well-preserved Neo-Grec townhouse is dripping with original detail, including pier mirrors, carved mantels, colorful tile, hand-painted sinks and plaster garlands.
Greek Revival Townhouse in Boerum Hill With Wide Lot, Large Garden, Four Stories Asks $3.2 Million
This deceptively modest pre-Civil War Greek Revival wood-frame house has a fairly intact facade and original black marble mantels.
Soigné Gowanus Townhouse With Marble Mantels, Pops of Color Asks $3.195 Million
Given a thorough overhaul by its owner-designers, it has mint-green kitchen cabinets, custom cement tile, and garden beds bordered with rusted steel.
Grand Park Slope Mansion With Green Roof, Central Air on Park Block Asks $5.995 Million
This Romanesque Revival has a pedigreed architect and an imposing street presence, although many of its more opulent interior details seem to have been lost to renovations soon after it was built.
Updated Edwardian in Flatbush With Porch, Terrace, Built-Ins Asks $1.2 Million
Along with four outdoor spaces, it has a smartly renovated kitchen and lots of period woodwork.
