Park Slope has long been considered one of the top tier neighborhoods in Brooklyn for luxe lifestyles. The rich history of the neighborhood combined with the rows of beautiful brownstone mansions offer a unique glimpse into the New York of yesteryear.

At Tracy Mansion, the beautiful ivory colored mansion at 105 Eighth Avenue in Brooklyn, has one opening still in the historic building, unit three. Elliman’s own Alex Maroni, coming in at just under $4 Million dollars, just issued the listing. The home, featuring three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms is spread across a duplex residence that has the ornate beauty of a pre-war home with interior craftsmanship, moldings, and design that makes one feel as though they’re in the Astors’ mansion. The ceilings of the space are a towering 11.5 feet high and come alongside a wood burning fireplace, original chandelier, custom built ins, and original floors. The space also overlooks a fifty-foot rear garden and the rest of Park Slopes quiet, peaceful properties.

While the home is steeped in the area’s history, this model mansion also comes outfitted with a modern kitchen and state of the art appliances ready to bring any resident into the 21^st century while still appreciating the past.

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Apartment 2A is a 2,400-square-foot, three-bedroom home with a grand entertaining space, 10-foot ceilings, hardwood floors and brick archways. Robert Dankner, president of Prime Manhattan Residential, has the listing. The property is currently working as a functional two bedroom with a library and office, and easily adapted to anything from the working couple in need of a work environment or the family setting in New York’s scenic West Village. The home also boasts a massive entertaining space, high ceilings, and walk-in closets. The home has been brought into the modern era though, with soaking tub, radiating heated floors, and custom built countertops. As for any classic New York home though, the arched ceilings and exposed brick is the perfect balance of the old vibes of New York back when and the new touches making it the chicest home on the block.

Between the homes traditional vibe, peaceful street, and perfect location between transit and restaurants, it’s the ultimate home for anyone looking to leave the hustle and bustle of the city at the office an come home to a quieter New York like the Astors once did.

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