House of the Day: Deal on Cottage Row Survivor
Maybe we’ve been smoking some of that wacky crack that changes hands on our corner, but this 1835 woodframe in Brooklyn Heights looks like a friggin’ steal at $1.6 million! The 3-story Federal, one of original houses on “Cottage Row”, is so dripping with old-world charm we don’t know where to begin. So we’ll just…

Maybe we’ve been smoking some of that wacky crack that changes hands on our corner, but this 1835 woodframe in Brooklyn Heights looks like a friggin’ steal at $1.6 million! The 3-story Federal, one of original houses on “Cottage Row”, is so dripping with old-world charm we don’t know where to begin. So we’ll just jump straight to the burning question: Given the location, why is this so cheap? Is it just the modest square footage? We think there will be lines of people tripping over themselves to get a piece of this action. If we hadn’t just expended serious blood, sweat and tears on our own place, we’d be one of them.
Columbia Place [Corcoran]
“Do you folks have any clue what the monthly mortgage payments are on a loan that large?
Why would Donald Trump want to live in that house?
I do pretty well financially, but you folks must be running the banks or something.”
Ummmm… you do realize this is in Brooklyn Heights don’t you? Check out the prices of everything else there and you’ll see that this is on the “cheap” side. This is where the people running the banks live.
And then the trans-fats will kill you. Run for the hills!
When the big one hits, the bricks in brick filled frame houses will turn to margarine.
yeah, what exactly about brick filled frames? only because i live in one….
What about those living in brick-filled frames? Egad!
And dogs will be sleeping with cats. Oh the humanity.
When the big earthquake hits (NYC is on a major fault line believe it or not) folks living in wood frame homes will likely survive and those living in brick houses (most of you folks) will perish.
Sorry, but it’s an undisputable fact.
A wood frame house is not any more difficult to maintain than a brick house.
Anon 11:39am has no clue what he’s talking about.
Do you folks have any clue what the monthly mortgage payments are on a loan that large?
Why would Donald Trump want to live in that house?
I do pretty well financially, but you folks must be running the banks or something.