Popular listings include a Windsor Terrace row house, a Brooklyn Heights brownstone, and a Park Slope limestone. Windsor Terrace and Park Slope drew the most reader interest, while other listings appeared across neighborhoods from Williamsburg to Flatbush. The least expensive option is a Gowanus row house priced at $2.65 million, and the most expensive is a Brooklyn Heights Italianate priced at $12.75 million. Featured homes include early 20th century row houses with porches, wood floors, moldings, mantels, and tin ceilings. Several properties emphasize period details such as wainscoting, plasterwork, ceiling medallions, and central air, along with renovated interiors and fireplaces.
"Listings in Windsor Terrace and Park Slope were popular with readers this week, with other listings scattered from Williamsburg to Flatbush The least expensive property for sale on the list is a Gowanus row house at $2.65 million and the most expensive is a Brooklyn Heights Italianate at $12.75 million."
"In Windsor Terrace, this early 20th century single-family row house has a porch, wood floors, moldings, and a mantel. This former Brownstoner House of the Day is back on the market after a renovation. The single-family dwelling is in the petite Albemarle-Kenmore Terraces Historic District."
"This single-family row house in Park Slope has mantels, moldings, and tin ceilings. This early 20th century limestone in Park Slope has wainscoting, mantels, moldings, and more."
"An Italianate brownstone in Brooklyn Heights has period details like marble mantels and plasterwork along with waterfront views and central air. This Bed Stuy brick row house has a renovated interior with a kitchen on the parlor level. This narrow brick row house in Gowanus comes with wall moldings, ceiling medallions, and other details."
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