Bedford-Stuyvesant
Bedford-Stuyvesant covers a large part of central Brooklyn, with Fulton Street as its main shopping street. Stuyvesant Heights became a historic district in 1971 and was expanded in 2013, and the Bedford district followed in 2015.
Shows regular daytime service, including stations at the neighborhood's edge. The B and 5 run in Brooklyn on weekdays only. Late-night and rush-hour-only lines aren't listed.
The Homes
Bedford-Stuyvesant has one of the country's largest collections of intact Victorian architecture. Brownstone and limestone rowhouses, many two to three stories over a high basement, fill long blocks, with small apartment buildings mixed in.
Before You Sell
Prices can change a lot from one part of the neighborhood to another, so it helps to compare sales block by block. Interior condition, original detail and legal unit count often explain gaps between similar-looking houses.
What Is Your Bedford-Stuyvesant Home Worth?
Answer a few quick questions and we'll review your home personally, then send you:
- A suggested price range
- The recent sales we compared it with, and why
- What could move the number before you list
Prefer to talk? Call 347.217.0204.
A home valuation is a real estate salesperson's opinion of market value. It is not an appraisal. If your home is currently listed with another broker, this is not a solicitation of that listing.