Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: A Glassy Condo and a Queen Anne Townhouse

This week the top 10 listings on Brownstoner included a glassy condo in Greenpoint with a dramatic double-height curved wall of windows and some classic 19th century townhouses.

There were multiple popular listings this week in both Red Hook and Crown Heights. The least expensive home in the top 10 was a 1950s brick row house in Flatbush priced at $589,000, and the priciest was a grand townhouse in Park Slope asking $6.65 million.

Which would you choose?

10. This circa 1870s three-story brick townhouse in Carroll Gardens is completely renovated, mixing modern finishes with a handful of original details. Standing a narrowish 16.5 feet by 38 feet, it’s at 346 Hoyt Street, between Carroll and President streets, in the Carroll Gardens Historic District.

346 Hoyt Street
Price: $3.3 million
Area: Carroll Gardens
Broker: Compass (Lindsay Barton Barrett, Christina Abad)
Renovated Carroll Gardens Townhouse With Large Master Suite, Coffered Ceilings Asks $3.3 Million
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9. This attractive Brooklyn Heights co-op has some Victorian detail, good light and ample space for a family, with three decent sized bedrooms. It’s on the fourth floor of a self-managed five-unit building at 33 Willow Street, between Cranberry and Middagh.

33 Willow Street #4
Price: $1.3 million
Area: Brooklyn Heights
Broker: Compass (Debra Bondy, Sally Marmet)
Roomy Brooklyn Heights Co-op With Tin Ceiling, Slate Mantel Asks $1.3 Million
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8. On Pioneer Street in Red Hook we’ve got a rustic charmer with beamed ceilings, wide-plank floors and a pair of wood-burning fireplaces. There’s a two-bedroom duplex with a terrace on the top two floors; below that is an open floor with a kitchen and bath that’s currently used as a home office and guest space, but could be a rental unit.

98 Pioneer Street
Price: $1.6 million
Area: Red Hook
Broker: Strilbing (Cornelia Van Amburg)
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7. This Renaissance Revival-slash-neo-Classical townhouse at 26 Montgomery Place in Park Slope is quite the grand residence. Landmarked and located on a park block, it’s huge, loaded with period details in stellar condition, and offers some modern amenities the 19th-century builders of the house never considered, like a roof deck and an in-ground pool.

26 Montgomery Place
Price: $6.65 million
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Halstead (Jackie Lew, Marc Wisotsky)
Park Slope Manse With Pool, Roof Deck, Details Galore on Park Block Asking $6.7 Million
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6. This two-bedroom duplex condo has two terraces and a lot of glass — most notably the dramatic double-height curved wall of windows in the living room that dominates the space. Said curved wall is the namesake for the 10-unit building, dubbed Curve, at 117 Kingsland Avenue, between Herbert and Beadel streets, on the east side of Williamsburg near the BQE.

117 Kingsland Avenue #3A
Price: $999,000
Area: Greenpoint
Broker: Corcoran (Nicole Elyse Paikoff)
Duplex Condo With Curved, Double-Height Window Wall in Williamsburg Asks $999K
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5. Next stop is Red Hook, and a fairly desolate stretch of Luquer Street in the shadow of the Gowanus Expressway. An unlikely place to find a $2.7 million house, perhaps, but such is Brooklyn circa 2017. It’s a three-story with an extension on the bottom floor, and an apartment with a rear terrace on each level.

31 Luquer Street
Price: $2.725 million
Area: Red Hook
Broker: Douglas Elliman (Philippe Salame, David Troutman)
Four Move-In Ready Houses to See This Weekend, Starting at $589K
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4. Over to Lafayette Avenue in Clinton Hill, for a red brick Queen Anne townhouse with a modern interior. This one was an Open House Pick last March, and sold last June for slightly under the current ask. It’s a four-story with a two-bedroom owner’s duplex and a pair of one-bedroom apartments on the upper floors.

338A Lafayette Avenue
Price: $2.195 million
Area: Clinton Hill
Broker: Core (Martin Eiden)
Four Move-In Ready Houses to See This Weekend, Starting at $589K
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3. This home is in Crown Heights, and a circa 1896 Romanesque Revival four-story on St. Marks Avenue in the Crown Heights North Historic District. It’s got a lovely facade with a projecting curved bay and a trio of arched windows, and the interior is pretty distinguished as well, with details including six mantels, wainscoting, pocket doors, crown moldings, plaster detailing and pocket doors.

930 Saint Marks Avenue
Price: $2.495 million
Area: Crown Heights
Broker: Core (Martin Eiden)
Four Move-In Ready Houses to See This Weekend, Starting at $589K
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2. Here’s a four-story Italianate brownstone circa 1879 with a load of detail, down to original door hinges and keys. Designed by Brooklyn architect Amzi Hill, it’s in the Crown Heights North Historic District, at 1347A Pacific Street.

1347A Pacific Street
Price: $1.795 million
Area: Crown Heights
Broker: Ideal Properties Group (Jennifer Rhodes)
Detail-Filled Crown Heights Brownstone With Stained Glass, Marble Mantels Asks $1.795 Million
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1. This home in Flatlands is 1950s brick row house on East 54th Street. Eighteen feet wide, it’s a basic two-story that sits over a garage, with a front driveway. It’s newly renovated, with a new kitchen and new windows. There are three bedrooms (“very spacious”) above and living room, dining room, kitchen and half-bath below. It’s got a porch in front and a yard in back.

1736 East 54th Street
Price: $589,000
Area: Flatlands
Broker: Fillmore (Barbara Horan)
Four Move-In Ready Houses to See This Weekend, Starting at $589K
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