Would You Rent This Windsor Terrace Two-Bedroom With Tin Ceilings, Laundry for $3,200?
This floor-through in an early 20th century Windsor Terrace row house has some fetching details on display, including built-ins, wood floors and tin ceilings.
Park Slope Studio Rental Near Prospect Park With Built-ins, Mantel Asks $2,450 a Month
On the garden level of an 1890s Park Slope brownstone, this studio apartment offers an abundance of storage along with period details like a mantel, pocket doors, wood floors and built-ins.
One-Bedroom in Brooklyn Heights Brownstone With Marble Mantel, Wood Floors Asks $2,600 a Month
A short stroll from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and the other amenities of the neighborhood, this one-bedroom rental has a scenic location and some original details.
Duplex in Park Slope Kinko House With Mantel, in-Unit Laundry Asks $7,750 a Month
An unusual rental, this three bedroom Park Slope apartment is the upper unit of an early 20th century Kinko Duplex House and retains a bit of its original Arts and Crafts interior style.
Carroll Gardens Floor-Through With Wood Floors, Private Deck Asks $3,100 a Month
On the parlor floor of an Italianate brownstone, this Carroll Gardens one-bedroom has a bit of outdoor space along with room for a home office.
No-Fee Park Slope Floor-Through With Wood-Burning Fireplace Asks $3,250 a Month
With wood floors, a marble mantel and a wood-burning fireplace, this Park Slope two-bedroom has numerous charms to offer.
Floor-Through in Bay Ridge Standalone With Hot Tub, Parking Asks $3,800 a Month
Taking up the first floor of a Bay Ridge standalone, this rental has some period features like wood floors along with the more unusual amenity of a hut tub.
One-Bedroom in Grand Brooklyn Heights Manse With Mantels, Wood Floors Asks $2,500 a Month
Offering up some architectural cachet, this one-bedroom rental is in an 1890s manse with a hard-to-miss stately presence on the already interesting Joralemon Street.
Carroll Gardens Floor-Through with Intricate Plasterwork, in-Unit Laundry Asks $3,900 a Month
The grand plaster details and Corinthian columns add more than a bit of grandeur to this floor-through apartment -- and for some, that might make up for a bit of choppiness in the layout.
Would You Rent This Park Slope Two-Bedroom With Mantels, Built-ins for $2,600 a Month?
While this Park Slope rental has a few quirks, it also has enough on the plus side of the column to perhaps outweigh them, including mantels, closet space and a location near Prospect Park.
