Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: A Tricked-Out Townhouse and a Stunning Brownstone

This week’s top 10 listings included an Edwardian with a wraparound porch in Midwood, a Renaissance Revival brownstone in Bed Stuy and an Italianate brownstone in Clinton Hill.

There were two listings this week’s top 10 in Carroll Gardens and the rest were each in a different Brooklyn neighborhood. The most expensive home in the top 10 was a Beaux Arts mansion in Park Slope asking $7.995 million, and the least expensive was a Greenpoint co-op asking $875,000.

Which would you choose?

10. In Windsor Terrace, we’ve got a semi-detached corner brick house dating back to 1915, that’s showing for the first time. This one’s not a flip, but looks to be in perfect move-in condition. A one-family with three bedrooms, it’s got light from three exposures and nice parquet floors throughout.

301 Caton Avenue
Price: $1.295 million
Area: Windsor Terrace
Broker: Douglas Elliman (Ronald Saltarrelli)
Four Houses in Move-in Condition to See This Weekend
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9. Here’s a tree-shaded Edwardian with a pile of space, a wraparound porch and some original details in the Fiske Terrace-Midwood Park Historic District. It’s in the Midwood Park end of the district, on a huge (87′ by 116′, according to the listing) corner lot at 654 East 17th Street.

654 East 17th Street
Price: $1.82 million
Area: Flatbush
Broker: Fillmore (Joe De Vito)
Midwood Park Edwardian With Wrap-Around Porch, Garage Asks $1.82 Million
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8. This standalone five-bedroom house with a porch, at 82 Stratford Road in Prospect Park South, is an Edwardian neo-Tudor rich with dark wood paneling and other Arts and Crafts details.There’s a ton of space, including a vast and fetching first floor that includes a foyer, kitchen and a living room with a wood-burning fireplace.

82 Stratford Road
Price: $2.695 million
Area: Ditmas Park
Broker: Corcoran (Laura Rozos)
Sprawling, Newly Renovated Tudor-Style House in Prospect Park South Asks $3.25 Million
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7. This two-bedroom condo in a recently converted circa-1900 Renaissance Revival building at 24 3rd Street in Carroll Gardens is long and narrow but includes some historic detail and modern touches. The eight-unit building was converted to condos in 2010, so the renovation is relatively new.

24 3rd Street #2L
Price: $899,000
Area: Carroll Gardens
Broker: Corcoran (John Bataille)
Carroll Gardens Condo With Bay Windows, Fireplace, Two Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths Asks $899K
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6. This listing is a head-turner for more reasons than one. The house itself is a stunner — a painstakingly restored 1895 Renaissance Revival Bed Stuy brownstone loaded with original details and exquisite Victorian-style updating. And the sale will come as a shock to many — it’s the home of a couple known to many Brownstoner readers.

538 Decatur Street
Price: $1.895 million
Area: Bed Stuy
Broker: Corcoran (Judith Lief)
A Preservationist’s Bed Stuy Dream Brownstone With AGA Range, Details Galore Asks $1.695 Million
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5. This mid-19th century Carroll Gardens four-family, brick townhouse at 298 Union Street is exceptionally large and has retained some interesting details. There appear to be several marble fireplaces throughout the building and what looks like well-preserved crown moldings in the parlor — and 14-foot ceilings.

298 Union Street
Price: $3.8 million
Area: Carroll Gardens
Broker: Ideal Properties Group (Luther Hines, Andre Nikolaev)
Massive Carroll Gardens Four-Family With Marble Mantels and Crown Moldings Asks $3.8 Million
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4. This home is a massive Beaux Arts mansion on 8th Avenue in the Park Slope Historic District, loaded with detail that’s been “carefully preserved and lovingly maintained,” says the listing. Nineteen-foot ceilings, 20 rooms, seven baths, nine fireplaces, an elevator, a Tiffany stained-glass atrium, hand painted frescos in the dining room and acres of carved mahogany.

106 8th Avenue
Price: $7.995 million
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Halstead (Peter Grazioli, Anna Milat-Myer)
Four Houses With Mucho Details to See This Weekend, Starting at $1.385 Million
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3. Here’s a stunner of a brownstone for you, a renovated four-story Italianate at 370 Washington Avenue in Clinton Hill that beautifully blends graceful original detail and modern updating. In the “graceful original detail” department we’ve got parquet floors, lovely marble mantels, crown moldings, arched door frames and pocket shutters.

370 Washington Avenue
Price: $3.35 million
Area: Clinton Hill
Broker: Brown Harris Stevens (Nadine Adamson, Kelsey Hall)
Stunning Renovated Brownstone With Henrybuilt Kitchen, Other Modern Updates Asks $3.35 Million
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2. This house at 140 Clinton Avenue in Wallabout sits next to a recent House of the Day — a temple-fronted Greek Revival — and the pair must offer a greater study in contrasts than any two side-by-side houses in Brooklyn. The Greek Revival dates back to 1835 and sports a quartet of Corinthian columns — this one is sleek, modern and brand new.

140 Clinton Avenue
Price: $4.25 million
Area: Wallabout
Broker: FSBO
Tricked-Out Townhouse in Wallabout Melts Snow, Opens Up, Has Smart Bidet, Asks $4.25 Million
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1. This two-bedroom co-op isn’t any great work of architectural splendor, but it’s got a large master bedroom, a good-sized living space, a user-friendly layout and low maintenance charges. It’s on the top floor of a six-story, 60-unit building at 1125 Lorimer Street

1125 Lorimer Street, #6E
Price: $875,000
Area: Greenpoint
Broker: Rolling Stone Realty (Kira Forman)
Greenpoint Co-op With Two Bedrooms, View of New Kosciuszko Bridge Asks $875K
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