Well-Preserved 1910s Arts and Crafts House With Porch and Garage in Flatbush Asks $1.675 Million
This standalone early 20th century Arts and Crafts house possesses a lot of endearing qualities and appears to be in move-in condition.
Lavish Park Slope Limestone With Mahogany Mantels, Stained Glass Asks $5.295 Million
This delightfully detailed Renaissance Revival townhouse is wall-to-wall woodwork, built-ins and stained glass -- plus there are updated kitchens, baths and central air.
Cobble Hill Greek Revival With Impeccable Details, Sun Room and Garden Asks $5.5 Million
The single-family townhouse has two wood-burning fireplaces, a pier mirror, six mantels and scenic wallpaper in the dining room.
Grand Circa 1900 Renaissance Revival Limestone With Frills in Park Slope Asks $3.785 Million
It's one of a 16 homes developed by prolific builder Otto Singer and designed by Arthur R. Koch beginning in 1908.
Fort Greene Italianate With Winding Stair, Marble Mantels, Landscaped Garden Asks $2.675 Million
The brick townhouse has charming original details, nicely updated wet rooms, and a curvaceous staircase whose center-rear location makes the most of the home's narrow width.
‘Artistic Home’ With Porch, Stained Glass, Fanciful Topper in Kensington Asks $1.499 Million
Inside are impressive original details like parquet floors with elaborate borders, stained glass windows and neo-Classical columns.
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.
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