Another Sale on Clinton Avenue
Just a few feet down the block from this sale we told you about last week, some lucky buyer recently closed on a 2,000-square-foot pad in the old Romanesque mansion at 315 Clinton Avenue. The stunning apartment hit the market in February for $1,250,000 and within a month was in contract for $1,135,000. The full-screen…

Just a few feet down the block from this sale we told you about last week, some lucky buyer recently closed on a 2,000-square-foot pad in the old Romanesque mansion at 315 Clinton Avenue. The stunning apartment hit the market in February for $1,250,000 and within a month was in contract for $1,135,000. The full-screen slideshow is still available on the original Corcoran listing. Pretty darn gorgeous! GMAP
Considering the space and the property and the location, that almost seems reasonable.
That fiberglass jet tub needs to be replaced with a copper soaking one though.
OK–so I guess I had the figures wrong on the ask. I remember the transaction being around 700. Well kicking myself even more now. And it was 2005 because that is right before my first daughter was born and we were actively looking for 2 beds near us. Thanks for info DeLepp.
Living next door to a particular PLUSA should justify the premium.
My spouse and I and another couple looked at this house sometime in the early 1990s, when the whole building was for sale for about $800k. The amount of work it would have taken not only to renovate but just to clean up (water damage, dead pigeons, etc.) was daunting, and we passed. Sure wish now we’d had the funds to buy it!
wasder, that was asking $595 and sold for $675 in Oct 2005
Wow, wow WOW. That is gorgeous. Truly. I can’t speak to the price, as I haven’t looked at anything in CH in some time, but that home is exquisite. Love the floor plan too.
Can’t remember the apt number. Was on 2nd floor front. Has the little balcony that you climb out the window to…I think we were looking at it back in 2004.
wasder, which apt in brown building? The turnover between 2005-2008 was 50%.
looooooooooooooooooooove it !