"Park Slope, Bay Ridge, Windsor Terrace, and Crown Heights were all popular this week. The least expensive property on the list is a Bay Ridge co-op at $269,000 and the most expensive is a Park Slope brownstone at $6.75 million. Which would you choose? 10. This early 20th century limestone in Crown Heights has fretwork, wood floors, and mantels. 9. This Bay Ridge studio is compact,"
"8. A renovated Park Slope brownstone still has some period details like marble mantels and wood floors. 100 6th Avenue Price: $6.75 million Area: Park Slope Broker: Compass (Sarah Sawyer)A Renovated Park Slope Brownstone and More to See, Starting at $1.625 Million 7. In Windsor Terrace, this late 19th century semi-detached single-family house features bay windows, tin ceilings, and a sunroom. 6. Also in Windsor Terrace, this row house boasts early 20th century style, with wood floors, picture rails, and stained glass."
Popular Brooklyn real estate listings include properties in Park Slope, Bay Ridge, Windsor Terrace, Crown Heights, Fort Greene, and South Midwood. The price range on the list runs from a Bay Ridge co-op at $269,000 to a Park Slope brownstone at $6.75 million. Featured properties include early 20th century limestone homes with fretwork, renovated brownstones retaining marble mantels and wood floors, Windsor Terrace houses with bay windows and tin ceilings, compact Bay Ridge studios with roomy foyers and closets, a Crown Heights three-family, and a standalone South Midwood house with four-plus bedrooms, off-street parking, a porch, and a backyard.
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