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If you’re a Wall Street Journal reader, you may already be familiar with this new listing at 180 Washington Park in Fort Greene—the 22-foot brownstone was featured when it hit the market earlier this month with a price tag of $2,750,000, most likely because it was owned by Spike Lee back in the 1990s. We’re certainly digging the location, size and type of the house. There’s also tons of original detail that is right up our alley. The renovation, though, feels too over-the-top to us. Call us old-fashioned, but the glitziness and polish of the whole thing feels a little out of place for Fort Greene. And that yard? What were they thinking? We suspect the sellers would have been better served by a more understated approach, especially when it comes to reselling in these non-boom times.
180 Washington Park [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark



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  1. shillstoner, you’re abigger hypocrite than the What. Everyone has read your posts and you seem to be the weekly laughingstock…as well as the Village Idiot.

  2. “Central air conditioning? I was thinking shrillstoner has the house servant work the crank that turns the fan that pushes the air over the block of ice in the basement.Whale oil and coal are too new for someone so perfectly attuned to the period of the house.”

    Which goes to show how stupid you’re being and how you haven’t bothered to read my posts.

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