25 Carroll Street Launches
Back in the summer we blogged about 25 Carroll’s conversion into 17 loft residences. Well, the masonry and heavy timber building just launched its sales process and the listings are now posted on the project’s website. At the low end, an 869-square-foot studio space is selling for $475,000. For the deeper-pocketed buyer, $1,449,000 will get…
Back in the summer we blogged about 25 Carroll’s conversion into 17 loft residences. Well, the masonry and heavy timber building just launched its sales process and the listings are now posted on the project’s website. At the low end, an 869-square-foot studio space is selling for $475,000. For the deeper-pocketed buyer, $1,449,000 will get you a two-bedroom and office with 1,987 interior square feet and 1,148 outdoor square feet of space. Whaddya think?
25 Carroll Going Residential [Brownstoner] GMAP
The distance to the subway is so overblown on this thread. I live on the other side of the BQE and the walk to the subway is 10 minutes at a good clip. It is an awesome neighborhood and I would not live anywhere else.
I think they should have kept the windows like the original as pictured in the old photos, with the panes split in two.
I think the windows look too modern for this type of structure. that is a deal breaker for me.
I love the white bathrooms! And the kitchens are great space and voerall layout nto to mentio the ones that have private gardens.
What I dont like is the renderings og the gardens I would hope that was optional
and come on people tRack lighting.. No!
I dont get the far from subway thing at all – people just walk and that area is actually really nice.
very interesting deal re timing on acquisiton, variance, permits, etc.
Pete, since you turned me away, cobble was good enough to take me in, so I live in a tent on her deck and not under the BQE. 😛
What startled me was how QUIET this area is compared to the Brooklyn Heights promenade! The sound from the BQE must travel up, not down. It is far more peaceful and closer to the water down here. Anyone considering Brooklyn Heights should come see what I mean.
“I’m no longer put off by the idea of living on the other side of the BQE” – as opposed to what? living under it where you do now?
Layouts look useful,lots of windows and the loos look great.
If you don’t need to live near a train, this building looks decent. I like the exterior, and the layouts aren’t bad. Being on that side of the BQE is a deal-breaker for many though (myself included).