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fromBrownstoner
3 days ago

Park Slope Prewar With Updated Kitchen, Storage Asks $799K

One-bedroom Park Slope apartment with five closets, private storage, updated kitchen, wood floors, and Prospect Park views; priced at $799,000 with $1,075 monthly maintenance.
fromBrownstoner
3 weeks ago

Sunset Park One-Bedroom Co-op With Wood Floors Asks $375K

The yellow brick building was designed by Eric O. Holmgren for the Sun Heights Building Corporation and completed in 1927, according to a certificate of occupancy. Holmgren practiced in Brooklyn and did a fair amount of work within the Finnish community constructing early co-operative housing. Interestingly, the name carved above the entrance of this building is "Park Slope Homes," despite the location across the street from Sunset Park.
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fromCurbed
1 month ago

A Windsor Terrace One-Bedroom With Giant Windows for $699,000

Multiple under-$1 million apartments offer varied layouts, recent renovations, and neighborhood amenities, balancing size, light, and monthly charges across Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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fromBrownstoner
5 months ago

Kensington One-Bedroom With Four Closets Asks $385K

Spacious one-bedroom fourth-floor Kensington unit in a 1930s Colonial Revival building features original details, arched doorways, wood floors, and a kitchen ready for upgrades.
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