Bonus photos: Bed-Stuy eye candy
Eye On Real Estate
Fresh spring leaves frame 232 Hancock St., a Bed-Stuy home designed by one of BKLYN's most revered architects, Montrose Morris.
The first roses are blooming in Bed-Stuy.
Gardeners have spring flowers bursting forth all over the neighborhood.
Some of them are trying to win the annual Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest.
Of course, Bedford-Stuyvesant has architectural eye candy on so many of its streets, whatever the season. But the historic rowhouses and stand-alone mansions look especially good when framed by blooming branches of lilac or spirea.
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