Park Slope Neo-Grec Brownstone Asks $2.995 Million
A Neo-Grec brownstone at 823 Union Street near Grand Army Plaza retains original architectural details and functions as a two-family with a duplex and garden rental.
The Insider: Clinton Hill Brownstone Duplex Gains Character
A compact duplex brownstone was reconfigured to emphasize historic details and Chinese architectural elements, creating a stylish, self-contained home with global design influences.
Featured Brooklyn houses had varied results: Park Slope sold at listing, Cobble Hill and Bay Ridge sold under asking, Clinton Hill was taken off market.
What Makes The Architecture Of NY Brownstones So Iconic? - House Digest
Brownstone is a soft Triassic sandstone used as structural material and decorative facade on iconic 19th–early 20th-century New York townhomes valued for historic architecture.
Clinton Hill Neo-Grec Brownstone Asks $4.199 Million
1870s Clinton Hill brownstone at 309 Vanderbilt Avenue retains original period features and a hidden setback third floor while configured as a single-family/legal two-family.
Bed Stuy Brownstone With Color, Pattern Asks $2.95 Million
The circa 1880 brownstone at 408 Macon Street was featured as a Brownstoner House of the Day in 2019 after a redo turned three units back into a single-family.
