This week on Brownstoner, notable Brooklyn developments include new restaurant openings in Bed Stuy, various open houses at prices ranging from $699K to nearly $14M, and unique real estate listings like a Colonial Revival in Prospect Park South requiring cash buyers. Additionally, a controversial condo project will see the demolition of a historical trolley powerhouse while preserving its Art Deco facade. These stories reflect a vibrant and evolving Brooklyn real estate and culinary scene.
A buyer will need to take a leap of faith, and have a fair bit of cash, to consider this Prospect Park South dwelling. The Colonial Revival standalone is being sold as is, including all the contents, and to a cash-only buyer.
Flatbush Slee & Bryson Neo-Federal dwelling shares the charming Slee & Bryson-designed exterior details of its neighbors and also boasts a few original details on the interior.
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