Welcome to the Brooklyn Townhouse Roundup, where we—you guessed it—take a look at the most notable Brooklyn townhouses on the market. Got tips? Send 'em here.
↑ First up is this townhouse in Bed-Stuy asking $1.795 million. The 1899 house has been recently renovated, with central air and a new kitchen, but historic details have been maintained, including marble fireplace mantels, wide-plank flooring, an oval oculus skylight, and the original mahogany railing and bannister. It also has a nice little garden.
↑ Next, this three-story brownstone (also in Bed-Stuy) is asking $1.525 million. Occupied by only two owners since its construction in 1891, the details have been well-maintained. It's currently configured as a lower duplex with two full-floor, high-yield rentals.
↑ In Greenpoint, this two-story house is asking $1.349 million. The house has been recently renovated and has new mechanicals, roof, and plumbing, and is configured as an owner's duplex with two-bedroom rental. It seems to be made out of some type of stucco.
↑ Up next is this three-story brownstone in Bed-Stuy. It needs quite a lot of work but it definitely has potential. Period details include stained glass, floral moldings on the ceilings, carved railings, pier mirrors, and decorative fireplaces. It's asking $1.695 million.
↑ Finally, this brownstone in Bed-Stuy is asking $1.449 million. Located on the corner of the street, the home seems to get some great light and has been recently renovated.
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