Historic Brooklyn Heights Mansion And Carriage House Listed For $20.99 Million

A historic <b>1852 Greek Revival</b> mansion in Brooklyn Heights along with its adjacent carriage house has returned to the market for a combined asking price of <b>$20.99 million</b>. The properties, previously bought for <b>$1.25 million</b> in 2010 when the structure was deemed a derelict eyesore, underwent a decade-long meticulous reconstruction led by developer Margaret Streicker. The main five-storey mansion spans roughly 7,200 square feet and features seven bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, an elevator, and a full-floor primary suite with a personal gym. Meanwhile, the separate three-storey carriage house offers 2,100 square feet of space with three bedrooms and a skylit kitchen, and is available independently for <b>$6 million</b>. Marketed together as Monroe Place Estates by listing agents Mallory and Brandon Bogard, the fully restored properties blend historic preservation with modern luxury amenities.