Restored, Historic Townhouse in Boerum Hill Wants $5.6M

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 three-story brick townhouse in Boerum Hill. The place was built in 1847 is listed on the Register of National Historic Houses. It has also been recently restored, with high ceilings, built-in bookshelves, and a gas fireplace. It's asking $5.6 million.

↑ Up next is this brick townhouse in Bed-Stuy. Historic details include original doors, inlaid parquet hardwood floors, pocket shutters and doors, and six marble mantels. It's asking $2.1 million.

↑ Over in Carroll Gardens, this new-construction townhouse is asking $4.25 million. There is an elevator, with new fancy appliances and bathroom fixtures, a roof deck, a video intercom security system, and heated floors. Interiors were designed by Platt Dana Architects.

↑ Up next is this two-family home in Gowanus. It has been renovated recently, with hardwood floors, high ceilings, exposed brick and steel beams, and central A/C. There are also large windows and big closets. It's asking $2.395 million.

↑ Finally, in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, this townhouse is asking $2.325 million. The four-story home has some very nice woodwork, original built-ins, oak shutters, wainscoting, skylights, and parquet floors. There's also a landscaped garden.
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