T
his week's most popular real estate listings on Brownstoner include a Windsor Terrace semi-detached house, a Park Slope carriage house, and a Ditmas Park standalone. Cobble Hill properties also drew attention from readers.

    The least expensive listing is a Marine Park house at $849,999, while the priciest is a Cobble Hill row house asking $6.495 million. Here are the top 10 listings:

    1. A brick two-family in Marine Park has an attached garage and is priced at $849,999.

    Photo via Revived Residential

    1263 Ryder Street

    Price: $849,999

    Area: Marine Park

    2. This carriage house in the Park Slope Historic District was renovated into a two-family dwelling in the 1920s and is now asking $5.75 million.

    Photo via RE/MAX

    860 Union Street

    Price: $5.75 million

    Area: Park Slope

    3. A Carroll Gardens Beaux-Arts flat with working fireplaces and laundry is available for $999,000.

    Photo via Corcoran

    232 President Street #4R

    Price: $999,000

    Area: Carroll Gardens

    4. This 1850s brick row house in Fort Greene features Greek Revival ear moldings and wide planked floorboards, and is priced at $3.3 million.

    Photo via Compass

    114 Fort Greene Place

    Price: $3.3 million

    Area: Fort Greene

    5. A semi-detached single-family brick house in Windsor Terrace has a garage and is asking $1.725 million.

    Photo via Compass

    555 16th Street

    Price: $1.725 million

    Area: Windsor Terrace

    6. This two-family house in West Midwood features a garage and is priced at $2.35 million.

    Photo via Compass

    758 Westminster Road

    Price: $2.35 million

    Area: West Midwood

    7. A standalone house in Ditmas Park's Historic District, built in 1908, is in estate condition and available for $1.75 million.

    Photo via Compass

    447 East 17th Street

    Price: $1.75 million

    Area: Ditmas Park

    8. This Neo-Grec in the Prospect Heights Historic District is a two-family with a triplex above a garden rental and is priced at $4.25 million.

    Photo via Corcoran

    149 St. Marks Avenue

    Price: $4.25 million

    Area: Prospect Heights

    9. A Cobble Hill Carriage House on scenic Verandah Place in the Cobble Hill Historic District is available for $6 million.

    Photo via Corcoran

    16 Verandah Place

    Price: $6 million

    Area: Cobble Hill

    10. This circa 1850s brick row house in Cobble Hill features marble mantels and is priced at $6.495 million.

    Photo via Corcoran

    146 Baltic Street

    Price: $6.495 million

    Area: Cobble Hill