At roughly 114 years old, a Park Slope mansion’s still got game.
The home, at 312 Garfield Place, sold for $6.2 million, the most expensive single-family home sold in Brooklyn last month, according to data provided by PropertyShark. The nine-bedroom home once belonged to the Livingston family — the namesake of Livingston Street in Downtown Brooklyn, according to the Commercial Observer — and its interior is draped in Renaissance Revival. The home’s price tag is a slight jump from October’s most expensive sale, which was a Gravesend home unloaded for $5.8 million.
By comparison, Queens saw a pretty slow November. The biggest sale of the month was an Astoria home for $2.6 million, significantly lower from October’s top sale, a Hunters Point home that weighed in at $4 million.
Here were the highest priciest single-family sales in Brooklyn and Queens in November, according to PropertyShark:
BROOKLYN
Neighborhood: Park Slope
Price: $6.2 million
Size: 6,459 square feet
Stories: Four
Built: 1901
Agents: Vicki Negron of Corcoran and Luis Martinez of Betancourt Realty
2. 72 Poplar Street #1C
Neighborhood: Brooklyn Heights
Price: $4.7 million
Size: 5,188 square feet
Stories: One
Built: 1912
Agents: Greg Williamson and Rob Gross of Douglas Elliman
360 Furman Street #327 in Brooklyn Heights
3. 360 Furman Street #327
Neighborhood:Brooklyn Heights
Price:$4.5 million
Size: 2,742 square feet
Stories: One
Built: 1928
Agents: Alan Heyman, Karen Heyman and Penelope Stipanovich of Sotheby’s International
4. 168 St. Marks Avenue
Neighborhood: Prospect Heights
Price: $4 million
Size: 3,600 square feet
Stories: Three
Built: 1910
Agents: Not available
72 Poplar Street in Brooklyn Heights
5. 72 Poplar Street #3C
Neighborhood: Brooklyn Heights
Price: $3.6 million
Size: Not available
Stories: One
Built: 1912 (Converted)
Agents: Douglas Elliman
QUEENS
Neighborhood: Astoria
Price: $2.6 million
Size: 2,400 square feet
Stories: Two
Built: 1920
Agents: Not available
69-09 112th Street in Forest Hills
Neighborhood: Forest Hills
Price: $1.95 million
Size: 2,419 square feet
Stories: Two
Built: 1930
Agents: Not available
3. 69-48 229 Street
Neighborhood: Oakland Gardens
Price: $1.7 million
Size: 2,419 square feet
Stories: Two
Built: 1950
Agents: Not available
202 Burns Street in Forest Hills Gardens
Neighborhood: Forest Hills Gardens
Price: $1.69 million
Size: 3,280
Stories: Four
Built: 1935
Agents: Roger Mashihi of Metro Garden Realty
Neighborhood: Whitestone
Price: $1.6 million
Stories: Two
Size: 2,893 square feet
Built: 1985
Agents: Not available