103 Sterling Place
$4,000,000On Sterling Place, inside the Park Slope Historic District, a four-story brownstone from 1899 that spent more than forty years under a single family and stayed remarkably intact. The side-street rows here went up in the decades after Prospect Park and the Brooklyn Bridge, and this one kept its period hand.
Original shutters front the south-facing parlor windows; the rear parlor holds its original mantle and carved woodwork over the garden, and a garden-level kitchen opens to a landscaped yard. Lived in as a single home, it carries a two-family certificate of occupancy across roughly ten rooms.
Frequently asked:
What should I know about 103 Sterling Place?
An 1899 four-story Park Slope brownstone held by one family for over forty years, with original shutters, mantle, and woodwork intact.
Where is 103 Sterling Place?
103 Sterling Place is located in Park Slope, New York.
How many bedrooms and bathrooms does 103 Sterling Place have?
103 Sterling Place has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
When was 103 Sterling Place built?
103 Sterling Place is a brownstone built in 1899.
How much is 103 Sterling Place?
103 Sterling Place was last asking $4,000,000.
Who is the listing agent for 103 Sterling Place?
103 Sterling Place is listed by Michael Petrosino, Corcoran.
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- Beds
- 4
- Baths
- 3
- Type
- Brownstone
- Built
- 1899
- Building
- An 1899 four-story Park Slope brownstone held by one family for over forty years, with original shutters, mantle, and woodwork intact.