Co-op of the Day: 39 Plaza Street West
We’re liking the looks of this prewar apartment at 39 Plaza Street West in Park Slope. The 1,500-square-footer has three bedrooms (including a small maids room) along with a large foyer and a dining-living-room set-up that’s 40 feet long. The dark-stained floors give the prewar pad a slightly modern edge, but it’s relatively understated and…
We’re liking the looks of this prewar apartment at 39 Plaza Street West in Park Slope. The 1,500-square-footer has three bedrooms (including a small maids room) along with a large foyer and a dining-living-room set-up that’s 40 feet long. The dark-stained floors give the prewar pad a slightly modern edge, but it’s relatively understated and works with existing original details. The price of $895,000 seems pretty reasonable to us as well given the building, location, etc. Do you think it’ll get the ask?
39 Plaza Street West [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
for some reason i thought it said this was 1000 sqf.
so maint isnt too crazy.
That maintenance is awfully high. If the price were $795K, perhaps.
Am I not reading the floorplan right, or is there no way to get to the bathroom except through one of the bedrooms?
That plus the high maintenance would be deal breakers to me.
So… almost a million bucks for a well-kept, but fairy mediocre apartment in a big ol’ building with CRAZY maintenance fees.
I guess that’s “reasonable” in someone’s squishy head.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s a good location, but man o’ man.
Curious to know what the price tag was and when it was last sold. (i.e., owner going for a 20% profit or 250%)
Just adding my shock at the cc. The place is nice and you can figure price it per sq.ft., but it still is a lot added to a 3/4 of a million loan.
They’d have been better served by choosing the “closed door” option when doing this floor plan. This one is too distracting.
That said, fantastic place. I like this a lot. I don’t like that maintenance (I never do, do I?) but, given the square footage it doesn’t seem too out of whack.
Very nice.
People on here seem to say that 1$ psf was normal (years ago?) for maintenance. This place seems to be full services, with doorman etc. so at 1500 sf, I guess the $1.15 psf isn’t as obscene as it seems.
The place is large, keep in mind.
The maintenance would actually be considered reasonable in Manhattan. But alas, this isn’t Manhattan.
Otherwise, very nice pad and priced as if it’s March 2009 and not March 2007.
the maintenance is outrageous – am sorry another $1800 on top of your mortgage – ouch!
cute place though
I think it will get close to ask all things considered