Picture this: a grand neo-Tudor residence in Brooklyn’s Ditmas Park, built for the silent film siren Mary Pickford — the “Queen of Movies” — who never even unpacked her bags.
Now, this storied slice of Hollywood history at 1320 Ditmas Ave. is up for grabs at $2.99 million, beckoning buyers with its vintage swagger and a whisper of Tinseltown glamour, The Post has learned.
Listed by Corcoran’s Karen Talbott and Kyle Talbott, the 5,000-square-foot home is a love letter to Victorian Flatbush, blending old-school charm with modern pizzazz.
The six-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom residence, built in 1910 by Vitagraph Film Studios, was meant to house Pickford, dubbed “America’s Sweetheart” for her ingénue roles and unrivaled fame, according to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle…