Top 10 Brooklyn Real Estate Listings: Beaux-Arts in Windsor Terrace and Neo-Grec in Prospect Heights

The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a duplex condo in Park Slope, a rambling co-op in Prospect Heights and a modest row house in Windsor Terrace.

Listings in Windsor Terrace were popular this week, with the rest scattered across the borough. The least expensive is a brick townhouse in Windsor Terrace for $1.375 million and the priciest is a Brooklyn Heights Greek Revival at $8.5 million.

Which would you choose?

10. Here’s a 22-foot-wide Italianate brick townhouse in the Fort Greene Historic District. It’s been on the market a few times since it last sold back in 2012 for $3.1 million. The green cornices on the home’s facade are quite fetching and there are at least two carved marble mantles, wood paneling, crown moldings and intricate floor mosaics inside that have been wonderfully restored.

152 Lafayette Avenue
Price: $4.25 million
Area: Fort Greene
Broker: Elliman (Abigail Agranat, Andrew Darwin and Yuval Agranat-Getz)
Fort Greene Italianate Townhouse and Three More to See This Weekend, Starting at $1.975 Million
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9. In Windsor Terrace is a vinyl-sided row house on Vanderbilt Street. It’s a two-story one-family, with a straightforward layout: three bedrooms plus an office above, living room/dining room/kitchen below. There’s a full bathroom on the bedroom floor plus a toilet in the basement, though the listing notes that a closet on the lower floor could be turned into a half bath.

110 Vanderbilt Street
Price: $1.495 million
Area: Windsor Terrace
Broker: Corcoran (Jacki Esposito, Charlie Pigott)
Four Townhouses to See This Weekend, Starting at $1.495 Million
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8. Here’s an elegant Greek Revival with classic features and a stunning glassy rear extension. Built in the 1840s, the house is located at 15 Garden Place in the Brooklyn Heights Historic District. The 25-foot-wide brick home has triangular pediments and other brownstone details on the facade. Inside, classic Greek Revival details include two black marble fireplaces in the double parlors.

15 Garden Place
Price: $8.5 million
Area: Brooklyn Heights
Broker: Kevin J. Carberry
Brooklyn Heights Greek Revival With Marble Mantels, Central Air, Glass Ceiling Asks $8.5 Million
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7. Here’s a duplex condo that occupies the upper floors of a Park Slope brownstone, with some nice details, four bedrooms and a terrace. It’s one of two duplex units at 781 Carroll Street, which could make financing tricky, on a prime Center Slope block not far from Prospect Park. The place needs some polishing, including painting and floor refinishing, and could use some upgrading as well.

781 Carroll Street #2
Price: $2 million
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Corcoran (Jonah Ramu Cohen)
Condo in Park Slope With Parquet Floors, Terrace, Near Prospect Park Asks $2 Million
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6. Designed by Shampan & Shampan in 1926, this rambling Park Avenue-style co-op might not be a bad spot for a game of hide-and-go-seek, considering its plentiful nooks and crannies, including seven closets. Located at 41 Eastern Parkway in Prospect Heights, in a building referred to in early ads as “The Aristocrat of Apartment Dwellings.”

41 Eastern Parkway
Price: $2.195 million
Area: Prospect Heights
Broker: Corcoran (Tracey McLean)
Eastern Parkway Prewar Co-Op With Park Views, 7 Closets, Own Laundry Room Asks $2.195 Million
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5. Near the Crown Heights border in Clinton Hill, this bay-fronted Neo-Grec at 112 Lefferts Place has undergone what seems to be a full gut since we profiled the home as a House of the Day back in 2008, when it was in need of work and asking $985,000. The narrow brownstone was designed in 1876 by George L. Morse and is within the Clinton Hill South National Register Historic District.

112 Lefferts Place
Price: $3.75 million
Area: Clinton Hill
Broker: Brown Harris Stevens (Kelsey Hall, Nadine Adamson)
Clinton Hill Brownstone With Dressing Room, Modern Yet Historic Vibe Asks $3.75 Million
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4. This standalone Prospect Park South single-family dates to 1903. The wood frame home’s interior appears to be in wonderful shape, and the front porch and facade look tidy too. The back garden is not pictured — although it does feature a two-car garage, with room for another four cars in the driveway, according to the listing.

125 Stratford Road
Price: $2.879 million
Area: Prospect Park South
Broker: Corcoran (Roslyn Huebener)
Park Slope Brownstone and Three More to See This Weekend, Starting at $1.375 Million
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3. Here’s a Beaux-Arts brick barrel-fronted three-story in Windsor Terrace with parquet floors, bay windows, moldings, pocket doors and exposed brick. Configured as a two-family, it consists of two floor-through apartments over an “unfinished basement” that includes a full bath. Decorative columns divide the parlors, and both kitchens are in need of a serious cosmetic update.

576 Prospect Avenue
Price: $2.199 million
Area: Windsor Terrace
Broker: Corcoran (Kristin and Kelly Neinast)
Park Slope Brownstone and Three More to See This Weekend, Starting at $1.375 Million
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2. This 20-foot wide Park Slope brownstone with a brick facade was designed by architect John E. Dwyer in 1891. The Romanesque Revival townhouse is currently configured as a triplex over a garden rental, and a handsome renovation of the home restored its remaining original details, including double doors, shutters, crown molding, stained glass transoms and skylights.

548 2nd Street
Price: $4 million
Area: Park Slope
Broker: Compass (Libby, Maria and Joe Ryan)
Park Slope Brownstone and Three More to See This Weekend, Starting at $1.375 Million
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1. In Windsor Terrace, we have an early 20th century single-family brick townhouse that needs some updating. But the price reflects the fact. Despite the necessary aesthetic changes, the original details in this three-story appear to be in solid condition, including inlaid parquet wood floors, wainscoting and two skylights. There’s also a finished basement with a full bath.

17 Kermit Place
Price: $1.375 million
Area: Windsor Terrace
Broker: Douglas Elliman (Steven M. Roman and Sharon Burroughs)
Park Slope Brownstone and Three More to See This Weekend, Starting at $1.375 Million
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