This one-bedroom co-op at 202 Baltic Street in Cobble Hill hit the market in September with an asking price of $625,000 and was reduced to $599,000 in October. The top-floor pad is attractive but lacks any particular wow factor other than the private roof deck, which looks great. The 660-square-foot unit comes with a monthly maintenance of $654. Like it?
202 Baltic Street, #5 [Corcoran] GMAP
This new listing in the Clinton Hill Co-ops is either a big one-bedroom or a small two-bedroom, depending on how you’d use the dining nook. Despite being on the second floor, the apartment seems bright and the kitchen has been modernized (though not exactly lavishly). The maintenance is $837 and the asking price is $399,000.
325 Clinton Avenue, #2D [Bond] GMAP
Hot stuff! The penthouse at 24 Monroe Place is pretty darn impressive, with a massive wrap-around terrace complementing the Classic Six layout. In addition to the killer views, this place has a great prewar pedigree and lots of entertaining space. Only thing not to like: The $4,770 monthly maintenance. Asking price is $2,395,000.
24 Monroe Place, #PH [Elliman] GMAP
The layout of this new listing at 25 Plaza Street in Park Slope is a little unusual. It’s listed as a studio but it’s really more of a small one-bedroom, depending on how you’d plan to use the space. The 500-square-foot pad is on the second floor of the 1941 doorman building. The wood floors are original but there’s no sign of any crown moldings and the one door in sight appears to not be original. Maintenance: $799. Asking price: $395,000.
25 Plaza Street, #2G [Corcoran] GMAP
This classic one-bedroom at 360 Clinton Avenue just hit the market with an asking price of $480,000. It’s in good shape with lots of prewar charm. And as far as Clinton Hill goes, you can’t get a better location. The ask of $480,000 is a good bit of dough for a one-bedroom in the area but this is a nice one and the market is strong so no reason to bet against it!
360 Clinton Avenue, #3N [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP
Here’s an attractive and very large pre-war one-bedroom in Ditmas Park with a huge outdoor space for entertaining. It’s one of those one-bedrooms that is so large it could easily be a two but there’s no way to divide up the space so every room has a window. The current owners have carved an office or baby room out of the living room anyway. There are also a ton of closets, and it’s been nicely updated. Even so, we think $390,000 is a lot for a one-bedroom in Ditmas Park. What do you think?
1818 Newkirk Avenue [Brooklyn Hearth Realty] GMAP
This 1,200-square-foot one-bedroom co-op in Brooklyn Heights just hit the market last week at $875,000. It has two bathrooms and a long office that could serve as a second bedroom, except that it doesn’t have any windows. The kitchen looks very modern with its dark wood cabinets and fridge, wine cooler and Jenn-Air stove built into a dark granite island. There’s more than enough space in the living area for a dining room table, couch and coffee table, and the apartment has plenty of storage with six closets. It also comes with a deeded storage cage. The common charges are $1,289 per month. Do you think this will sell at ask?
60 Pineapple Street, #4H [Elliman] GMAP
This charming two-bedroom floor-through co-op at 446 5th Street in Park Slope hit the market earlier this month with an asking price of $697,000. It’s in great shape, having undergone a recent renovation, and is intelligently laid out. You’ve got all your classic brownstone touches like the fireplace, wood floors and plaster moldings. The kitchen, with its exposed beams and big country sink, is well done too. You like?
446 5th Street, #2 [Corcoran] GMAP
This new listing at 153 Joralemon Street is very cute with its prewar details, attractive built-ins and recently renovated kitchen. It’s also quite small, with the bedroom really just a large closet. Still, it’s in prime Brooklyn Heights and has a manageable maintenance of $726 a month. Think it’ll go fast?
153 Joralemon Street, #4R [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP
This lofty duplex at 174 Pacific Street isn’t as cool as the one in Williamsburg we highlighted yesterday but the former schoolhouse has a nice vibe to it for sure. The size of the windows is the biggest selling point for us followed by ceiling heights and great original floorboards. We’re not really feeling the cabinetry — in both the kitchen and the living room — but that’s easily remedied. Asking price is $1,500,000.
174 Pacific Street, #1A [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP
There’s no lack of charm to this one-bedroom co-op at 39 Remsen Street in Brooklyn Heights. The top-floor apartment has tons of original woodwork and inlaid floors. Both the living room and bedroom are generously proportioned as well. Kitchen’s on the small side but has been recently renovated. With a modest monthly maintenance of $909 and an asking price of $699,000, we think this’ll go pretty fast.
39 Remsen Street, #4A [Corcoran] GMAP
$1,450,000 is a lot of money for a single floor of a townhouse, but maybe not when that single floor spills out onto a private terrace overlooking the Promenade and New York Harbor. The apartment has been completely renovated in a slightly schizophrenic mix of traditional and modern. There’s a master bedroom plus a pretty small second bedroom. We’re guessing there’s about 1,100 square feet of indoor space and the listing puts the outdoor space at about 1,000 square feet. Waddya think?
162 Columbia Heights, #Garden [Halstead] GMAP
