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1094 Park Place: Stained Glass Windows and Ornate Wood Paneling in Crown Heights

Step inside 1094 Park Place, then use its defining architectural details to explore current homes with a similar look.

By nearThere EditorialPublished July 15, 2026Updated August 21, 20265 minute read
Red brick Victorian house with turret at 1094 Park Place

The exterior sets the tone

1094 Park Place comes into focus through its details: stained glass windows, ornate wood paneling, a brick turret, bay windows, and a coffered ceiling. Together, they give the home a character that a list of rooms and measurements cannot fully describe.

If one of those details catches your eye, use it as a starting point for exploring other current homes.

The first view brings together a brick turret, bay windows, a clay-tile roof, and double-hung windows. Those details give the facade its silhouette and make a memorable first impression.

A brick turret, bay windows, and a clay-tile roof give the facade its distinctive silhouette.
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Stained glass meets the staircase

In the foyer, stained glass windows, ornate wood paneling, and a curved staircase share the frame. The staircase adds movement, while the glazing and woodwork make the transition between floors feel considered.

Stained glass and carved woodwork frame the curved staircase.
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A closer view of the stained glass

A closer angle brings the stained glass and carved woodwork into focus, while the wider view shows how they frame the staircase.

A closer view of the stained glass windows and richly detailed wood paneling.
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Bay windows shape the living room

Bay windows, wainscoting, and crown moulding define the living room before the furniture does. The window line gives the space its shape as well as its light.

Bay windows draw light across the curved living room and its wainscoting.
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The dining room leans into its woodwork

In the dining room, bay windows, a coffered ceiling, and wood paneling create a more formal rhythm. The ceiling and wall treatments give the room much of its character.

Dark wood paneling and a coffered ceiling give the dining room a formal rhythm.
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A covered porch carries the story outside

Outside, the covered porch creates a sheltered transition between the interior and the garden.

A covered porch extends the living space toward the garden.
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How the rooms connect

The floor plan shows how the rooms and outdoor areas connect. Because the listing does not provide a verified interior-area figure, we have left that measurement out.

The plan traces the parlor, second, and third levels, along with the deck and pergola.
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Sources and update notes

Information reviewed through 2026-07-15.

Listing facts, availability, visual details, and nearby-place references are presented as a dated snapshot. Visual terms were reviewed against the selected images; broker-listed features remain attributed to the listing description.

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