Even Truman Capote can’t top this price.
A single-family home in Gravesend went on the market yesterday for $14 million — a price that, if paid, would make it the most expensive freestanding residence ever sold in Brooklyn.
“It’s like a one-of-a-kind private palace in the middle of Brooklyn,” said Ryan Serhant, the listing agent for the 9,200-square-foot, five-bedroom home at 2134 Ocean Parkway.
The price to beat is the $12.5 million paid for Capote’s Brooklyn Heights home. It was sold in March to Dan Houser, the “Grand Theft Auto” video-game mastermind.