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by Greenpoint Tiny House With Shared Garden, Tin Ceilings Asks $2,895 a Month
Set in the garden of a 19th century building in Greenpoint, this house is petite but comes with tin ceilings, wood floors, and some old moldings. Outside is a patio, plantings, and a koi pond.
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The row house at 1139 76th Street in Dyker Heights. Photo via RE/MAX Elite
A Dyker Heights Row House With Parking and More to See, Starting at $950K
Our picks for open houses to check out last weekend were found in Bed Stuy, Dyker Heights, and Bay Ridge. They range in price from $950,000 to $2.8 million.
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Park Slope Studio With Art Deco Bath, Sleeping Alcove Asks $465K
It may be only a studio, but the original details are fabulous and there’s a sleeping alcove. It’s on the third floor of 527 8th Street, a four-story walkup in the Park Slope Historic District.
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Fort Greene Studio With Marble Mantel, Separate Kitchen, Shared Garden Asks $4.1K
It’s refreshing to see a listing whose photos are not virtually staged using AI. Taking up the garden floor of a brownstone in the Fort Greene Historic District, this rental isn’t huge but it has some beautiful details, a separate kitchen, and a shared landscaped rear garden.
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The Insider: New Furnishings Meld With Existing Decor in Luxe Slope Townhouse
In a departure from the common scenario where new homeowners find themselves with a vintage row house in need of at least some repair, this gracious 19th century brownstone was absolutely pristine when a couple with three young girls acquired it.
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