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Remodel
fromBrownstoner
16 hours ago

Renovated Clinton Hill Wood Frame Asks $2.25 Million

A mid-19th century Clinton Hill townhouse underwent renovation that modernized its kitchen and systems while preserving original architectural details like the cornice and period interior elements.
Brooklyn
fromBrownstoner
1 month ago

Sunset Park Two-Bedroom Prewar Asks $830K

Third-floor Sunset Park unit with two bedrooms, period details, park views, and updated kitchen in a 1914 historic walk-up at 574 44th Street.
Remodel
fromBrownstoner
3 months ago

All We Need Now Is the Butler

Butler's pantries with built-ins, sinks, and storage for silver, china, and linens are experiencing renewed popularity for their period charm and practical function.
fromBrownstoner
4 months ago

Midwood Park Colonial Revival With Studio Asks $2.8 Million

For a home hunter looking for room to spread out, this early 20th century standalone has a roomy main level, an abundance of bedroom space, and a garage turned studio for those who want some distance while they work. In the Midwood Park portion of the Fiske Terrace-Midwood Park Historic District, the single-family at 51 Dekoven Court also has some period detail, a private driveway, and an attic with potential.
Brooklyn
Real estate
fromBrownstoner
5 months ago

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.
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