This week, Brownstoner highlights several notable Brooklyn properties, including a stunning $14.75 million Park Slope manse with classic woodwork and central air. Featured listings include a Prospect Heights brownstone and various homes ranging from $995,000 to $3.995 million. The list includes Brooklyn's top 12 home sales of 2024, with townhouses dominating the luxury segment. Additionally, the article discusses the lost Crown Heights mansion of typewriter tycoon Clarence W. Seamans, emphasizing its historical significance in the area.
The Clarence W. and Ida Seamans mansion, designed by Montrose Morris, stood for less than 30 years in the posh St. Marks area.
This single-family row house likely needs some bathroom and kitchen updates, but it boasts a wealth of details, including wainscoting, mantels, and a pass-through.
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