20 Grace Court Alley Sells for $2,995,000
The 2,550-square-foot brick house at 20 Grace Court Alley closed on Friday for $2,995,000, about 9 percent less than the original asking price but about 9 percent more than the average widget appraisal of $2,758,887. It doesn’t get much more charming than this. House of the Day: 20 Grace Court Alley [Brownstoner] GMAP
The 2,550-square-foot brick house at 20 Grace Court Alley closed on Friday for $2,995,000, about 9 percent less than the original asking price but about 9 percent more than the average widget appraisal of $2,758,887. It doesn’t get much more charming than this.
House of the Day: 20 Grace Court Alley [Brownstoner] GMAP
Yes, 11217, all I’m asking is for the final price – why is that a sign of pessimism and a cause for fury?
Joe from Brooklyn, I think the style is neo-Tudor with a touch of Federal, especially the building next to it. These Carriage Homes (circa 1900) aren’t that common, there are a few in neighborhoods such as Fort Greene, Bed-Stuy and perhaps even Crown Heights.
11217, the question is what the closing PRICE is. This is not listed anywhere in public record. As Antidope points out, this is a legitamate question.
You harass Miss Muffet at least as much as Rob harasses you.
That’s food for thought Jester. You coming tomorrow night?
If the house went to contract on November 17th, I have a hard time believing Mr. B would have made a separate entry about the place if he weren’t sure it sold. Otherwise it would have just showed up on next week’s biggest threads.
It’s been 2 months since it went to contract…I’m guessing it’s a done deal by now.
If it just went to contract 2 days I ago, I could understand the speculation about it being possibly “sold temporarily” but as it stands now, I think I’ll take my chances with the Mr. B/streeteasy info over the Miss Muffet/Northheights pessimism.
what we are learning is that the king does not obsess over comments on his royal blog.
Posted by: antidope at January 20, 2010 4:25 PM
That’s for sure! I’ve long noticed how above it all he is. the sign of a great person – you have moved on to your third project by the time the mob begins to understand/appreciate your first.
Hey Montrose, if there’s anything you would like to add about these types of houses it would be much appreciated. The picture and street view is making me curious. Could be a decent topic for the next walkabout…
i think it is a reasonable question.
many times, listings are mistakenly listed as sold temporarily on streeteasy.
if you understood that it’s data comes from brokers before it is recorded in acris, you would understand that it is subject to manipulation/error by the brokers.
i am inclined to think King Stoner gets some infor from brokers, but this could easily be an error.
what we are learning is that the king does not obsess over comments on his royal blog.
“it’s not clear whether this is the final ask or the actual closing price.”
Miss Muffet:
What part of this is difficult to comprehend as to whether the house is still listed or sold…?
06/11/2009
Listed by Brown Harris Stevens at $3,300,000.
10/21/2009
Price decreased by 9% to $2,995,000.
11/17/2009
Listing entered contract.
01/17/2010
Listing sold.