This week brought me from Belgian Gothic seminaries to Victorian mansions, with a few aggressively average $4,700 apartments sprinkled among them to keep us grounded. We’ve got fireplaces, parquet floors continuing to stun, one bathroom positioned alarmingly close to the refrigerator, and a lot of movie references. We stuck mostly around Brooklyn, hitting Clinton Hill, Prospect Heights, Ditmas Park, Bay Ridge, and — because we love a random detour to Manhattan — Gramercy Park. As always, due to the housing crisis, the prices remain detached from reality, but at least the floors are, for the most part, excellent.
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And a Staten Island beauty that needs a ton of attention. |
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A New York sculptor ditched the city for nine acres. His grandchildren are now selling off the last slice. |
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Texting from the OR, scouring graveyards, and other extreme measures. |
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And a Fifth Avenue one-bedroom with a nearly 300-foot private terrace. |
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Loring McAlpin lost his view in Noho and gained a garden. |
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