In 2010, a developer paid $1.25 million for two wrecked Brooklyn properties; sixteen years later, the 1852 mansion is listed for $20.99 million following a long rebuild, alongside its renovated carriage house

• A Brooklyn Heights mansion once described as a “derelict eyesore” is back on the market after a decade-long reconstruction, alongside its neighbouring carriage house, with the two properties seeking a combined $20.99 million, the New York Post reported.
• The adjoining but legally and physically separate properties are being marketed together as Monroe Place Estates, with the 1852 mansion listed for $14.99 million and the renovated carriage house asking $6 million.