Bay Ridge McMansion
Returning from our refinancing closing a couple of weeks ago, we drove down Ridge Boulevard in Bay Ridge for a few blocks. There were some very charming houses we saw. This one at the corner of 86th Street was not one of them.
Returning from our refinancing closing a couple of weeks ago, we drove down Ridge Boulevard in Bay Ridge for a few blocks. There were some very charming houses we saw. This one at the corner of 86th Street was not one of them.
Minard, maybe I’m taking you too literally, but the front door is up the stairs to the right of the photo, not on the garage side of the house.
rob- trends are cyclical, so there’s always a time for jersey hating. ha.
Minard – this is the side of the house. I’m willing to wager that there might be a point of entry on the front of the house.
it does have a front, this shot is of the side i believe.
Can Brownstoner for once post pics of the inside of his place, all rooms, so we can spend a day commenting? I think its only fair.
rob- is there anything in life you do like (besides magic erasers, Miley Cyrus and your dog?) 🙂
minard- there is a front door- look to the right. the garage is on the side. Seeing as its a corner house.
Not bad.. too each is own.. I am sure the family that lives there loves it… Bstone was born on the upper east side and never visited Marlboro NJ…
Lechacal…I don’t absolutely love it…I just find that this, coming from Mr. B. is dripping with hypocrisy in terms of how dilapidated brownstones are lauded and this well kept property (like the house or not, you can’t deny that it’s well kept and nicely manicured) is put up for target practice. Not to mention that the new construction condos which many folks allege to be built as well as a popsicle stick house in a pre-school art class are advertised here and surely won’t hold up as long as or as well as this place.
Thanks quikazoid, I am thinking of a similar one on the corner of 86th and around 10th. The blocks of 82nd and 83rd between like 10th and 11th avenues have a bunch of these.
Brownstoner, you’re starting to sound like New York Magazine.