Elegant Park Slope Townhouse Sells for $2.3 Million
The polished, Italianate rowhouse at 354 10th Street in Park Slope sold for $2.3 million, according to city records filed yesterday evening. The listing was held by Corcoran Group.
Built in 1899, the two-family home has a modest façade with carved window lintels and an intact cornice. One in a row of three similar houses, it’s basement level is brownstone and the upper two stories are brick.
Inside, the refined details continue with decorative picture moldings and original tin ceilings.
Historic, intricate window moldings are the centerpiece of the dining room, and the living space opens up to an outdoor deck overlooking the backyard. The entire home, including the one-bedroom, garden-level rental, is completely renovated and has new oak floors.
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Images via Corcoran
