US EditionThis $3M Ditmas Park neo-Tudor was built for Mary Pickford in 1916
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This $3M Ditmas Park neo-Tudor was built for Mary Pickford in 1916
Even among the grand historic homes in the Flatbush, Brooklyn neighborhood of Ditmas Park West, the 5,000-square-foot neo-Tudor at 1320 Ditmas Avenue is one of the most dramatic. Built in 1916 for silent film star Mary Pickford, the well-preserved property, asking $2,995,000, has been renovated for a new century without sacrificing its old-world character. The New York Post reports that the house was constructed for Pickford as part of a contrac…
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