"At 20 feet wide, the townhouse spans almost 3,800 square feet and has seven bedrooms and four full bathrooms. The parlor level has herringbone wood floors, 11-foot ceilings with plaster detailing and moldings and oversized windows, and a wood-burning fireplace framed by an original marble mantel with restored crown moldings. A private terrace from the kitchen leads to the backyard."
"The borough saw 15 contracts 10 condos and five houses with a total asking volume of $41 million, according to Compass' weekly reports for contracts signed on homes asking at least $2 million from Sept. 1 to Sept. 7. It's the second week in a row that Brooklyn has fallen short of last year's numbers. In the week following last year's Labor Day holiday, the borough saw 17 contracts signed for $58 million."
The borough recorded 15 luxury contracts—10 condos and five houses—with a combined asking volume of $41 million for Sept. 1–7. This performance fell short of the prior year's post-Labor Day week, which had 17 contracts totaling $58 million. The top contract was a renovated 19th-century, 20-foot-wide Fort Greene townhouse asking $5 million, nearly 3,800 square feet with seven bedrooms, four full bathrooms, high ceilings, restored moldings, multiple terraces, a primary suite with marble bath, and a garden-level two-bedroom apartment with a private entrance. The second priciest contract was a $3 million boutique Park Slope condo unit with a recent history of relistings.
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