Tuesday, August 9, 2016

A Trip to Victorian Flatbush Brooklyn

Our last view on our Brooklyn Neighborhood Tour with A Slice of Brooklyn Bus Tours was the amazing Victorian Flatbush area. This was really such a wonderful experience, one of Brooklyn's six original villages. How gorgeous is this house above? 
A major line-up of Queen Anne and English Tudor style homes just a subway ride away from Manhattan
Fixer-uppers here can cost you $600,00 to $900,00; a restored home can cost about a million or more 
It really gives you that Charles Dickens kind of feeling, don't you think? 
loved this street sign, so fabulous 
I think this was one of my most favorites 
How great would it be to live in this neighborhood? 
Another great street sign 
This one needs a bit of tlc I think but very lovely 
I really enjoyed this brick design too 

Wrap around porch here is quite amazing 
This one looks pretty perfect, love all the details 
A bit more modern but I do like, those big white pillars are really wonderful 
Even with the garbage cans in the front, this looks pretty amazing 

I really cannot say enough about Tony's tours to Brooklyn. You are able to see so many great areas of the borough, and it is such a care-free day. I hope to take his holiday one this year as that includes a cannoli, and you know how I do love a good cannoli !! 

Here are more of the Brooklyn Neighborhood Tour if you missed my prior posts 

Today's Words of Wisdom: I was raised on the streets, in hot, steamy Brooklyn, with stifled air. - Barbra Streisand  

*Disclaimer: There has been no monetary compensation for posting this content. Brands mentioned are not affiliates or sponsors of this blog post. I was provided (2) tickets of this tour by A Slice of Brooklyn Bus Tours.  The opinions expressed are completely my own based on my experiences.




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3 comments

Daryl said...

what lovely old well kept homes

A Very Sweet Blog said...

I love Victorian homes. Many all over the country have gone down throughout the years. I know it's financial. We have many along St. Charles Avenue here in New Orleans.
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Unknown said...

Hi Rosemary!

Another fab post of my fav city!
I never seen those! they are spectacular! something to see for sure!

I shared your beautiful post on Facebook -


Have yourself a great day

Ariane x

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