Brown Harris Stevens

Rarely Available, Enchanting 30' Wide Mansion with Parking! Perfectly situated on arguably the most exclusive street in New York and nestled between an impressive array of architecturally significant homes, is 17 Montgomery Place, a coveted 30' wide Mansion in the heart of the Park Slope Historic District. Built by renowned architect C.P.H.Gilbert in 1887 as part of a single unified real estate venture, 17 Montgomery Place is one of 20 homes that were designed with the intention of creating a beautiful and harmonious streetscape and are now considered to be one of the period's greatest urban ensembles. Comprising 8 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, the 4,738 square foot Beaux-Arts mansion is an unrivaled example of the grandeur and beautifully preserved detail of a bygone era. The rough-faced Brownstone and brick facade features a sweeping stair, windows of different shapes and sizes and a wide two-story bay with stone frames around glass...

Welcome to The Baltic House - a mansion sized Park Slope Modern Townhouse features over 6,000 interior square feet and 1,450 exterior square feet of thoughtful designs, immaculate new construction and masterfully crafted. This ground up single-family townhome spans over 6 grand floors highlighting an elevator, indoor garage with EV charging station and rooftop terraces with panoramic city views. Configured as a 5 bedroom, 4 full and 3 half bathroom, this townhouse offers the rarest of Brooklyn finds: contemporary living and urban sophistication combined with significant neighborhood appeal. The Development Team set out to utilize the tradition of the single- family home to present a contemporary architecture interpretation of a classic Townhouse. The Baltic House combines space to luxuriate in grand scale with all modern conveniences, while maintaining its timeless elegant design. From the initial concept to design to construction, all aspects are meticulously curated...

This 4-story single family limestone is an architectural standout situated along the gold coast of historic Park Slope. Built in 1899 by noted Brooklyn architect-builder Peter J. Collins, it stands on one of the most coveted, Landmarked, tree-lined blocks in Park Slope. It's situated a half block from the famous bronze Panther monuments at the Third Street entrance to Prospect Park. The 20' wide townhouse underwent a meticulous multi-year renovation, restoring all the original detail, including magnificent parlor columns, level-5 finishes, and stained glass skylight. Woodworking throughout is pristine and includes mahogany, Birdseye maple, and cherry. The facade and interiors are impeccably maintained with a refined, yet traditional sensibility. Its living space currently boasts a square footage of 4500, configured as an upper triplex and a garden level apartment with a separate, private entrance. There are 5 bedrooms with 4 ensuite bathrooms, and a powder room...

Park Slope's 240 Berkely Place is a magnificent, landmarked, 1887 five-story, Romanesque Revival townhouse, 20 x 50ft. plus a three story 14 x 16ft. extension, providing 5,714sq. ft. of enduring joy to those who've made it their home. It's significant that this is the first time that it's been offered on the market in the last half century. Perfectly set on a 100ft. lot, just below 8 th Avenue in the historic North Slope, designed and built as a single-family mansion, it beautifully illustrates the elegance of New York's Gilded Age. Currently configured as a three-family with an owner's spectacular garden/parlor duplex, a stunning two bedroom middle floor and a charming, spacious fourth & fifth floor apt, it retains its original character. Opulent mahogany and oak details throughout, with six highly ornamented tile and marble fireplaces, and multiple stained-glass windows that are all remarkably preserved. Because the...