Co-op of the Day: 45 Grace Court, #2A
This small one-bedroom (converted from its original studio configuration) obviously isn’t going to set anyone’s heart on fire, but it is an attractive, albeit modest, option for a single person dying to own a piece of The Heights. The monthly maintenance is $698 and the asking price is $385,000. We suspect this will end up…
This small one-bedroom (converted from its original studio configuration) obviously isn’t going to set anyone’s heart on fire, but it is an attractive, albeit modest, option for a single person dying to own a piece of The Heights. The monthly maintenance is $698 and the asking price is $385,000. We suspect this will end up going for more like 10 percent under ask. You?
45 Grace Court, #2 [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
Ah of course. I didn’t see the picture of the building showing one for every unit. Having an a/c in my windows is the only thing standing between me and total happiness me with my soon to be BH apartment, vintage art deco era, through-wall units not allowed.
There are sleeves through the wall. Look at the left side of the exterior photo.
tybur – I have my couch perpendicular to the TV (but I watch very little TV).
Can someone explain how an apartment like this can have that air conditioning unit and not have to have an ugly a/c blocking the window?
Oh my god, you’re right tybur, there is NO counterspace. There is a shelf. I don’t think I’ve ever seen that.
The staging isn’t bad because it does attract attention. At least at first. It appears larger this way.
I think Mister B may be right, that this will come in around 10% under ask. It is, after all, a real one bedroom in BH for under 400k. And now with Pier 6 and all of the waterfront being developed, I think it’ll only get pricier. I could be wrong, of course.
“I has spoken”
Ma, from Lil’ Abner
note too how the bed is pushed against the back and side wall. so, a couple, one of them will have to jump over the other to get out of bed. that sucks. unless u really enjoy jumping over your loved one (or whomever is sleeping next to u on the aisle side)
The arbiter of taste from the heights has spoken.
Actually… now that I’m looking at the photos in “full-screen” I can’t say I can see anything particularly nice about this unit. It’s a fairly well-maintained rental unit… no? The kitchenette is tiny with no counterspace… just a shelf, basically. All for $400,000. Silly people.
back to the size… My apartment is maybe 150 sq ft bigger — I guess that makes all the difference. I feel comfortable in my place, but I don’t think I could be comfortable in this unit (what, only 20% smaller).
the construction of this blah building just made it under the wire prior to historic district classification in 1965. It is a typical product of its day. Enough said. It is a clean and tidy building though and the advantage of living in it is that you can’t see it when you look out the windows.