Park Slope Italianate With Juliet Balconies and Deep Garden Asks $3.695 Million
This Italianate brownstone near Grand Army Plaza in the Park Slope Historic District is about as classic as they come, with a wealth of well-kept original details and considered updates.
Grand Prospect Heights Neo-Grec Brownstone With Sumptuous Woodwork Asks $4.575 Million
This two-family townhouse features carved marble mantels, three outdoor areas, and renovated kitchens and bathrooms.
Throwback to Whitman Era in Wallabout Near Navy Yard With Marble Mantels Asks $1.55 Million
This is a sweet, well-preserved, mid-19th-century Italianate wood frame house with fish-scale shingles and a long backyard.
Sprawling Colonial Revival in Prospect Park South With Garage, Inglenook, Sauna Asks $2.995 Million
This fairly spectacular Colonial Revival standalone single-family home was designed by noted architects Slee & Bryson in 1906.
Axel Hedman-Designed Brownstone With Woodwork, Mantels in PLG Asks $2.25 Million
This nicely preserved Renaissance Revival brownstone is brimming with untouched woodwork, neo-Classical mantels and stained glass.
Curvaceous, Well-Preserved Fort Greene Italianate With Seven Marble Mantels Asks $3.695 Million
This brownstone in the Fort Greene Historic District has big proportions and well preserved details such as carved marble mantels.
Jazz-Age Sheepshead Bay Row House With Sunroom, Garage, Curb Appeal Asks $799K
The semi-detached house has an abundance of windows on three sides and appears to be well kept.
Park Slope Neo-Classical Limestone With Swags, Woodwork Near Park Asks $3.75 Million
This townhouse possesses glorious details, some covered over with paint, others preserved in their original -- but dark for our times -- Axel Hedman-designed splendor.
Renovated Italianate Brownstone in Bed Stuy With Handsome Curling Center Stair Asks $2.75 Million
It has eight marble mantels, pocket shutters, wide plank floors, and crown molding on some levels.
Unpretentious Park Slope House With Striking Stonework, Handsome Mantels Asks $2.8 Million
This fairly charming, low key, old school Park Slope two-family deal has some nice Romanesque Revival and Queen Anne architectural features and a deck.
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