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For Rent: Idyllic Family Home in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
UPDATE: It’s rented!:-) ASK MY KIDS, they’ll tell you: Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, is a great place to grow up. Especially on Verandah Place, the most coveted block in perhaps the most charming neighborhood in brownstone Brooklyn. It’s a row of … Continue reading
Posted in BROOKLYN, PROPERTIES FOR RENT
Tagged arched windows, carriage house, Cobble Hill, Cobble Hill Park, columns, cove molding, for rent, garden, marble mantels, mew house, mews, neighborhood, original detail, park block, parlor floor, parquet floors, prime, townhouse, Verandah Place, Viking, wood floors, working fireplaces
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Covetable Carriage Houses
MY POST THE OTHER DAY about a mews alley in Cobble Hill re-opened my eyes to the 19th century carriage houses that still exist in Brooklyn — not in great abundance, which makes those that remain all the more special. … Continue reading
Posted in ARCHITECTURE, BROOKLYN
Tagged 19th century, Atlantic Avenue, Boerum Hill, Bond, brickfront, Brooklyn Heights, brownstones, carriage, carriage house, carriage houses, Clinton Hill, Cobble Hill, horse-drawn, Nevins, omnibus, pre-Civil War, Prospect Heights, row houses, Sidney Place, Vanderbilt Avenue
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Mews-ing in Cobble Hill
Cobble Hill Park, Brooklyn WHAT IS IT ABOUT A MEWS that I (and others) find so irresistible? Nineteenth century brick carriage houses are neither as elegant nor as large as your classic high-stoop brownstones, but in neighborhoods like Brooklyn Heights … Continue reading
Prospect Heights: It’s Not All Brownstones
I’M STILL HAPPILY DISCOVERING my new neighborhood of Prospect Heights, and haven’t even scratched the surface. It’s been too cold to walk around just for fun. I’ve seen only the blocks immediately adjacent to mine, and the main avenues, where … Continue reading
Posted in ARCHITECTURE, BROOKLYN
Tagged apartment buildings, Art Deco, Beaux Arts, Brooklyn Public Library, brownstones, carriage house, cornice, Eastern Parkway, Flatbush Avenue, fountain, Fulton Ferry, Grand Army Plaza, horsecars, late Victorian, main branch, Mexican restaurant, Neptune, omnibuses, Pequena, Plaza Street, postwar, pre-war, Prospect Heights, Prospect Park, Prospect View, Richard Meier, triumphal arch, turret, Vanderbilt Avenue
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Whole House in Cobble Hill Can Be Yours Tomorrow!
KNOW ANYBODY WHO WANTS TO RENT a 5BR, 3 BATH TOWNHOUSE in Cobble Hill? A truly special four-story house, on a coveted park block, with great light, two working fireplaces, a high-end kitchen, wood floors, lots of original detail, and … Continue reading
Posted in BROOKLYN, PROPERTIES FOR RENT
Tagged arched windows, Bosch, carriage house, Cobble Hill, Cobble Hill Park, columns, cove molding, for rent, garden, gas fixture, Henry Street, high-end kitchen, marble mantels, neighborhood, original detail, park block, parlor floor, parquet floors, prime, Sub-Zero, townhouse, Verandah Place, Viking, Warren Street, wood floors, working fireplaces
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Miss Amelia’s Cottage
EAST HAMPTON HAS SOME EXCEPTIONALLY FINE 17th and 18th century buildings. Old-house nerd that I am, I’m eagerly awaiting the start of the two-month summer season when many of them are open to the public. First on my list is … Continue reading
