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his week's most popular Brooklyn real estate listings on Brownstoner include a Park Slope wood frame, a Windsor Terrace row house, and a Bed Stuy brownstone. The least expensive property is a Cobble Hill rental at $3,500 per month, while the most expensive is a Park Slope brownstone asking $8.25 million.
Windsor Terrace and West Midwood were in high demand this week. A standout feature of the listings is their unique architectural styles, from wood frames to row houses and standalone homes.
Here are the top 10 listings:
1. This Bed Stuy brownstone has an adjoining garage and was built in the 1890s.
382 Macon Street
Price: $2.995 million
2. In Sunset Park's Central Historic District, this bow-front brownstone features pops of color and early 20th-century details.
4706 6th Avenue
Price: $1.995 million
3. This Carroll Gardens rental boasts a tin ceiling, arched doorway, and wall moldings in its one-bedroom unit with bonus space.
192 Nelson Street
Price: $3,650 per month
4. A Park Slope wood frame offers an owner's duplex and top floor rental.
261 8th Street
Price: $2.349 million
5. This Cobble Hill rental is a renovated one-bedroom in an 1870s building with significant architectural pedigree.
439 Hicks Street, #6D
Price: $3,500 per month
6. A Park Slope brownstone features four units, including an owner's duplex and three rentals.
914 President Street
Price: $8.25 million
7. This Windsor Terrace single-family home has wood floors, an inglenook, and was recently renovated with updated kitchen and bathrooms.
247 Windsor Place
Price: $2.75 million
8. A West Midwood standalone house features period details like wood floors and stained glass.
686 Rugby Road
Price: $1,599,999
9. In West Midwood, this renovated standalone sits on a cul-de-sac street near the Q/B tracks.
28 Wellington Court
Price: $2.3 million
10. A Windsor Terrace two-family home has one unit per floor and is priced at $1.699 million.
101 East 2nd Street
Price: $1.699 million
