Popular stories this week include a Park Slope renovation, a Carroll Gardens co-op on the market, and more news.
The row house at 57 Bay Ridge Parkway in Bay Ridge. Photo via MYNY
by A Bed Stuy Queen Anne and More to See, Starting at $899,999
Our picks for open houses to check out last weekend were found in Bed Stuy, Bay Ridge, and Ocean Hill. They range in price from $899,999 to $2.1 million.
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Photo via Fantastic Frank
Palatial Prospect Park South Colonial Revival Returns for $11.75 Million
The exuberant exterior commands attention even amid the many grand homes within the Prospect Park Historic District. With a giant columned portico and multiple porches, the grandly proportioned Colonial Revival at 1305 Albemarle Road is back on the market with a new broker and a new price. The sprawling mansion has restored period details, wood burning fireplaces, a sauna, and updated mechanicals including central air. It appears move-in ready, right down to the stylish new kitchen, paint, and wallpaper.
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Photo via Sotheby’s International Realty
Carroll Gardens Brownstone Co-op With Moldings, Fireclay Tile Asks $695K
Light travelers may appreciate this serene Carroll Gardens floor-through one-bedroom with recent updates and original details. It occupies the parlor floor of a 20.5-foot-wide five-story Italianate brownstone that went co-op with five units in 1995.
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Photo via Compass
Cobble Hill Row House With Wood Burning Stoves, Parking Asks $8.3 Million
Across from the neighborhood’s iconic park, this Cobble Hill row house has a scenic setting and an interior with some charming details including two wood burning stoves, wood floors, and moldings. The 19th century brick dwelling at 247 Clinton Street is a two-family with the perk of a parking spot and a shared driveway.
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Photo by Kirsten Francis
The Insider: Local Design Studio Warms Up Park Slope Brownstone With Color, Pattern
What looks like a comfy, lived-in family home, layered with color and pattern, was quite the opposite when Mauri Weakley’s and Laura Rucker’s clients purchased it a few years ago. “It was very stark,” Rucker recalled.
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