Brooklyn -Listings six months later: all four are sold

This week a look back at four of our recommended offers from six months ago on houses in Park Slope, Bed Stuy, Windsor Terrace and Midwood. How did they do it?

First an extensive renovated Neo-grec from the 1880 in the Park Slope Historic District Extension II is configured as a plywood over a garden rental. Historical details include decorative plaster and marble coats. This former Open House Pick sold in August for $ 4,995 million, which was $ 800,000 below the asking price.

Easy with a sympathetic eye for period style, this circa 1890s Bed Stuy Two-Family has updated wet rooms, along with Fretwork, coats and built-in ins. This former house of the day was sold in May for the asking price of $ 1.95 million.

In Windsor Terrace, a brick house is supplied in the 20th century with a terrace, driveway and garage. A showpiece of Edwardian looks, the semi-detached one-family with a single sports glass, parquet, a staircase with panels and Dutch dining room, but it needs some work. This former Open House Pick sold for $ 1.85 million in June, which was $ 125,000 compared to the asking price.

Finally, in Midwood, a completely detached single -family homes that also date from the early 20th century with three bedrooms, a conservatory and garage. Original details include built -in stairs and wooden floors. This former Open House Pick sold in July for $ 1.15 million, which was $ 195,000 below the asking price.

201 6th Avenue
Price: $ 5,795 million
Area: Park slope
Broker: Serhant (Ravi Kantha, Cameron Lecates, Eric Shostak)
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Sold in August for $ 4,995 million

592 Decatur Street
Price: $ 1.95 million
Area: Bed Stuy
Broker: Corcoran (Katie A. Feola)
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Sold in May for $ 1.95 million

555 16th Street
Price: $ 1,725 ​​million
Area: Windsor Terrace
Broker: Compass (Ronit Abraham)
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Sold in June for $ 1.85 million

817 East 12th Street
Price: $ 1,345 million
Area: Midwood
Broker: HP Greenfield Real Estate (Gary Weiner)
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Sold in July for $ 1.15 million

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