House of the Day: 387 6th Street
This new brownstone listing at 387 6th Street strikes us as a very nice, solid listing but not one that’s likely to elicit lots of oohs and ahs from the peanut gallery. But that’s okay because it’s priced accordingly. These days a move-in-ready house in Park Slope for under $2 million is a selling point…
This new brownstone listing at 387 6th Street strikes us as a very nice, solid listing but not one that’s likely to elicit lots of oohs and ahs from the peanut gallery. But that’s okay because it’s priced accordingly. These days a move-in-ready house in Park Slope for under $2 million is a selling point in itself. Granted, this one’s on the small side—three stories and only 17 feet wide—but it’s in good shape, with a new kitchen and ample amounts of old-world charm. Located between 5th and 6th Avenues, the house is asking $1,895,000. The first open house was last Sunday. Did anyone go?
387 6th Street [Warren Lewis] GMAP P*Shark
Hmmm.
$936/sf.
Hmmm.
market for move-in ‘stones is strong again.
i predict at or even above ask.
16’6″ wide is outer dimension; floorplan is inner dimension and accounts for party walls.
slopey is correct EXCEPT that in Corpus Christie the price would be 250K. Relax. That’s a joke.
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I’m sorry but 1.9 is actually a steal for this location.
sorry, but i live a few blocks away. and while i love the neighborhood, i just dont “get” these crazy ass prices. you mention a freakin’ ale house as an amenity. a 2 million dollar amenity!?!? c’mon…
*rob*
Stupid question: are folks sure this is 17ft wide? I looked at the floor plans, and it looks closer to 15ft to me…
17 wide? That’s HUGE in my books…
There are some b-stones that are only 14 wide…
This looks like an awesome home in great corner of the slope (I think the Park Slope Ale-House is just around the corner) . With a nice finished basement like that, it will definitely go FAST !
Location, Location, Renovated-home, Location! Put this same house in Corpus Christie Texas and it would sell for $325,000. Put it in the West Village or Upper east side and it would sell for $6.5 Million
I’m sorry but 1.9 is actually a steal for this location.
$652 annual heating costs? Only if the owmer goes to Florida from November thru April.
If you plunked that house in the West Village 1.9 million would seem like a giveaway.
It is a nice, workaday family house, FOR 1.9 MILLION!
oy
It’s a very nice house, but honestly what is the $$ premium for being in Park Slope proper – at least a million?
This exact house transported to Bed Stuy or Crown Heights would be what – $895K? If even.
Didn’t seem that long ago that anything over $2 million in Park Slope was newsworthy – but it seems as if in the past 8 months $2 million is bare minimum for any 20 foot wide house in the Slope. It’s nuts.