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Brooklyn's Best Picks: Historic Cobble Hill Brownstones for Sale

This week's top real estate listings feature a Sunset Park row house, a Bushwick brownstone, and a Bay Ridge standalone home.

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his week's most popular real estate listings on Brownstoner include a Sunset Park row house, a Bushwick brownstone, and a Bay Ridge standalone.

    Cobble Hill and Bay Ridge were particularly sought after this week, with other listings scattered throughout the borough. The least expensive property is a Carroll Gardens rental at $6,800 per month, while the most expensive is a Cobble Hill brownstone at $11.25 million.

    Here are the top 10 listings:

    1. A stunning Cobble Hill Italianate features opulent plasterwork and a modern renovation by a noted architect, priced at $11.25 million.

    2. This two-family Bushwick brownstone boasts an owner's duplex and a top floor rental, listed for $1.595 million.

    3. In Bay Ridge, a 1920s Tudor-style standalone on a corner lot with a garage is available for $3.549 million.

    4. A Sunset Park row house, built in the early 20th century, offers a two-family layout and a garden rental, priced at $1.65 million.

    5. In Prospect Park South, an early 20th-century standalone features mantels, wood floors, stained glass, and Gothic details, listed for $3 million.

    6. A Queen Anne-style dwelling in Flatbush boasts a wide front porch, corner tower, and period details on the interior, priced at $2.05 million.

    7. This turn-of-the-last-century barrel-front brick row house in Bay Ridge features bay windows and a neo-Classical mantel, listed for $1.599 million.

    8. A Park Slope loft in the Ansonia Clock building offers exposed beams and bricks, along with in-unit laundry and a dishwasher, priced at $1.495 million.

    9. A spacious Carroll Gardens brownstone duplex features a private entrance, historic details, and a dining room overlooking a large terrace, listed for $6,800 per month.

    10. In Cobble Hill's Historic District, this row house is one of a stretch built in the 1890s, priced at $4.95 million.

Cobble Hill brownstones in historic Brooklyn neighborhood available for purchase on market.