Top 10 Brooklyn Listings: A Clinton Hill Neo-Grec

The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a Gowanus row house, a Park Slope brownstone, and a Bay Ridge semi-detached house.

Park Slope, Fort Greene, and Bay Ridge were popular this week. The least expensive property for sale on the list is the semi-detached house in Bay Ridge at $899,999 and the most expensive is a Cobble Hill row house priced at $8.3 million.

Which would you choose?

10. This row house is one of six 1855 brick Italianate houses in the Brooklyn Academy of Music Historic District.

parlor with marble mantel Photo via Compass

119 Fort Greene Place
Price: $4,199,999
Area: Fort Greene
Broker: Compass (Kathleen Perkins)
A Fort Greene Brownstone and More to See, Starting at $860K
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9. This early 20th century row house in Bay Ridge has a porch, parquet, tin ceilings, and a garage. A single-family, it has been updated since it was last on the market.

bay ridge parlor with tin ceiling, wood floor Photo via Corcoran

348 81st Street
Price: $1.45 million
Area: Bay Ridge
Broker: Corcoran (Gina Bartnik, Kevin Bartnik)
A Bay Ridge Row House With Parking and More to See, Starting at $989K
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8. Part of a Queen Anne stretch of brick row houses, this Fort Greene residence has some architectural bona fides as the work of noted architect William Tubby and still retains some of its artistic 1880s character on the interior.

parlor with fretwork, mantel, stair Photo via Compass

288A Vanderbilt Avenue
Price: $2.95 million
Area: Fort Greene
Broker: Compass (Carolina Chia)
William Tubby-Designed Fort Greene Row House With Fretwork Asks $2.95 Million
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7. In Bay Ridge, this semi-detached house is a petite single-family with a garage.

brick semi-detached house Photo via Corcoran

449 Marine Avenue
Price: $899,999
Area: Bay Ridge
Broker: Corcoran (Gina Bartni, Kevin Bartnik)
A Bed Stuy Queen Anne and More to See, Starting at $899,999
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6. This Gowanus two-family has been in the same hands since the 1970s and the interior reflects the renovations popular during the early brownstoner movement.

front parlor with wood floor, tin ceiling Photo via Corcoran

393 President Street
Price: $3.4 million
Area: Gowanus
Broker: Corcoran (Cara Sadownick, Maxim Lockhart)
Artists’ Gowanus Row House With Wood Floors, Tin Ceilings Asks $3.4 Million
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5. This two-family Cobble Hill dwelling has an enclosed rear porch ringed with windows and outfitted with a claw foot tub and wood burning stove.

parlor with built-in bookshelves, wood burning fireplace and wall moldings Photo via Compass

247 Clinton Street
Price: $8.3 million
Area: Cobble Hill
Broker: Compass (Paul Murphy)
Cobble Hill Row House With Wood Burning Stoves, Parking Asks $8.3 Million
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4. In estate condition, the narrow brownstone has rare original built-ins, a curving staircase, arched doorways, and carved stone mantels.

parlor with staircase with curved rail, wood floor Photo via Serhant

120 Cambridge Place
Price: $2.22 Million
Area: Clinton Hill
Broker: Serhant (Tricia Lee Riley, Jeffrey St. Arromand)
Clinton Hill Neo-Grec With Marble Mantels, Coffin Corner Asks $2.22 Million
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3. In the Park Slope Historic District, this 1890s brownstone is in estate condition with a lower duplex and two upper rentals.

kitchen with checkerboard patterned tile floor, tin ceiling Photo via Brown Harris Stevens

463 9th Street
Price: $3.995 million
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Brown Harris Stevens (Joanna Mayfield Marks, Kristi Spessard Azaroff)
A Windsor Terrace Wood Frame and More to See, Starting at $1.895 Million
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2. This 1850s brownstone is in the Boerum Hill Extension Historic District and has a restored facade and four units.

boerum hill parlor with plasterwork Photo via Compass

130 Dean Street
Price: $4.9 million
Area: Boerum Hill
Broker: Compass (Lia Wiedemann)
A Windsor Terrace Wood Frame and More to See, Starting at $1.895 Million
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1. In Park Slope, this 1880s Queen Anne is renovated on the interior and still has a few period details remaining.

parlor floor with lowered ceiling Photo via Compass

872 Carroll Street
Price: $6.85 million
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Compass (Lindsay Barton Barrett, Taylor Schultz)
A Windsor Terrace Wood Frame and More to See, Starting at $1.895 Million
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