$18 million

The tony enclave of Brooklyn Heights is home to some of Brooklyn’s priciest real estate—including what is now the most expensive property for sale in the entire borough. The home in question is located at 88 Remsen Street between Henry and Hicks streets, and it just hit the market for $18 million. This particular home, which dates back to the 19th century, is actually several living spaces in one property: There’s an owner’s unit, which spans the house’s top four floors; a one-bedroom rental at the garden level; and a small, one-bedroom carriage house-slash-garage behind the main property.

$15.9 million

For a while, two of the penthouses atop One Brooklyn Bridge Park occupied top spots on this list, and this particular unit—#1216—was asking $32 million. Now, it’s asking significantly less: just under $16 million, though that’s pricey enough to make the 8,500-square-foot apartment the most expensive home for sale in Brooklyn right now.

$14.5 million

A 19th-century townhouse on Pierrepont Street recently got a gut renovation by the Brooklyn Home Company, and is now asking $14.5 million. The 6,000-square-foot house has six bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, its own private roof deck, and plenty of other fancy details.

$11.2 million

A Bay Ridge mansion, located on the corner of Shore Road and 82nd Street close to the waterfront, hit the market in 2018 asking $15 million; it’s since gotten a significant price chop. The home measures a whopping 10,1010 square feet and sits on a half-acre lot, with seven bedrooms and seven and a half bathrooms. Other perks include a two-car garage, a pool with a slide, two solariums, a master suite with a terrace and dressing room (which has its own separate balcony), several sitting rooms, a fountain, a gazebo, and yes, even more.

$11.1 million

The biggest selling point for this Brooklyn Heights penthouse, asking just over $11 million, is its views: In addition to “93 feet of direct East River and Manhattan harbor frontage,” according to the listing, it also comes with a 1,550-square-foot terrace. It has four bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, three wood-burning fireplaces, and more.

$10.95 million

Yet another Brooklyn Heights townhouse has been gut-renovated into a high-end single-family townhouse; this one, on Clinton Street at Schermerhorn Street, has five bedrooms, an elevator, a two-car garage, and other fancy modifications.

$9.995 million

A lavish Carroll Gardens townhouse, once the neighborhood’s most expensive sold property, is back on the market for just under $10 million. It’s a new-build house that previously sold for $9.15 million, and it comes with lavish amenities like a landscaped roof deck, a basement viewing room, a wine cellar, a library/bedroom with a wet bar, a large terrace with an outdoor kitchen off the great room, an elevator, a sauna, a home gym large enough to accommodate a small apartment building, and a two-car garage with a Tesla charging station.

$9.995 million

Clinton Hill’s massive Pfizer Mansion hit the market in 2018 with a $13.5 million price tag, but it’s since gotten a price cut; now, it’s asking just under $10 million. The enormous brownstone—it measures 25 feet wide, and spans 10,000 square feet—has seven bedrooms, seven wood-burning fireplaces, plenty of historical details (it dates back to 1887), and landscaped outdoor space. There’s also a vintage Otis elevator—so history nerds with money to burn, this may be the place for you.

$9.045 million

A combo unit in Quay Tower, one of the new buildings rising at the southern end of Brooklyn Bridge Park, is going for just over $9 million. The nearly 4,500-square-foot apartment has five bedrooms, a private entryway off the elevator, and floor-to-ceiling windows with East River views.

$8.5 million

Another Quay Tower apartment—this one a penthouse—is asking $8.5 million. The 2,7890-square-foot apartment has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, two half-bathrooms, and ample outdoor space.

$8 million

A glorious limestone townhouse in Park Slope that came on the market for the first time in a century in 2016, is back on the market, albeit with a major price cut. Back in August 2016, the five-story townhouse was asking $11 million, but now the house has reduced its ask to $8.5 million. Located at 104 Prospect Park West, the townhouse measures 6,200 square feet and has five bedrooms and three full bathrooms. Built at the turn of the 20th century, the townhouse underwent a three-year gut renovation before it was listed on the market in 2016.

$7,510,808

An ornate Park Slope townhouse that was featured on Boardwalk Empire recently hit the market for under $8 million. The house dates back to the turn of the 20th century, and features elaborate decorative details—stained glass, original wainscoting, Tiffany light fixtures, a mahogany staircase, and the list goes on—across its nearly 8,000 square feet. There are five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, a library with built-in bookshelves, several outdoor spaces, and more.

$6.995 million

Also asking $6.995 million—and in Brooklyn Heights—this four-story home has a large landscaped garden, five bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a powder room. The house was built in 2012 and has custom millwork, high ceilings, and several fireplaces.

$6.995 million

Another historic Brooklyn Heights home—a red brick townhouse—is on the market, asking $6.995 million. The five-story house has six bedrooms, three bathrooms, a large garden, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Proposed plans by architecture firm Baxt Ingui call for a gym or reception room in the cellar and a bedroom and reception room on the fifth floor.

$6.995 million

In Brooklyn Heights, this historic five-story brownstone has recently hit the market, asking $6.995 million. The 5,444-square-foot home, which was recently renovated, has five bedrooms, five bathrooms, two powder rooms, a rear deck, and a large garden. It has several fireplaces with original mantels, high ceilings, and a huge walk-in closet in its master bedroom. Back in early 2018, before the renovation was complete, Big Little Lies actor Alexander Skarsgård reportedly checked out the property.