Condo of the Day: 30 Main Street, #4G
This fourth-floor loft in the Sweeney Building at 30 Main Street in Dumbo is one sweet pad, that’s for sure. Three bedrooms, over 2,500 square feet of space, attractive open kitchen, you get the idea. According to Property Shark, the seller paid $1,114,98 for the apartment in 2003, so even if he has to take…
This fourth-floor loft in the Sweeney Building at 30 Main Street in Dumbo is one sweet pad, that’s for sure. Three bedrooms, over 2,500 square feet of space, attractive open kitchen, you get the idea. According to Property Shark, the seller paid $1,114,98 for the apartment in 2003, so even if he has to take a haircut on his asking price of $1,995,000 he should be doing okay.
30 Main Street, #4G [Halstead] GMAP P*Shark
I would rather live at One Brooklyn Bridge but not yet
Where are you guys seeing the floorplan? I don’t see the link to the listing?
Sorry Rob – if I’m paying for it, I’m taking the best room. The Egg likes me fine.
rob — how much do you believe yourself?
cmar — the links go no where interesting for me either.
I’m one of those people who don’t get and never got DUMBO. I’m sure there are a lot of nice buildings and apartments, but the neighborhood reminds me of Hells Kitchen without the charm* or decent location.
*On a scale of 1 to 100, I’d rate Hells Kitchen’s charm about 12.
Rob- I don’t care who sleeps in which bedroom with whom and how distantly they may or may not be related to the Master-Minor-Grand Wizard of the house. I could give my kids the master bedroom and they might like me better, but then poor Uncle Ned would be stuck in a windowless cell would hate me forever. Lose-lose situation.
The bottom line is that 66.67% of the bedrooms have no windows.
Is this the “love nest” where those doctors “shat where they ate”? (search Daily News)
***Bid half off peak comps***
I would love an interior bedroom like that. Nice and dark to sleep and no street noise. If I had kids let them have the windowed room.
Does look like the seller does have kid. Another hip urban couple moving to burbs as we approach school age.
why do people keep mentioning the kids getting the rooms without the windows? as a child, growing up in various apartments, i always got the master bedroom no matter what. my grandparents and my uncle when he lived with us would always have to take the smaller rooms. i find it so strange that in america that the people who buy the place automatically get the master bedroom. it’s called “master” bedroom because Master means Minor, like a child. the child/children get the master bedroom. regardless of that, it could be used for much better things. gallery space, one bedroom, massage parlor, etc etc the list goes on and on. enough assuming everything is designed for a stereotypical whitebread family, and stop assuming people all live the way some of you think they should.
now, go switch rooms with your kid. they might like you better later in life.
*rob*
the parents get a window but the kids live in very large closets? i have a kid and i would never, ever buy this place. good for a couple who both need home office space.
I will say this though, as a one bedroom, it totally rocks. As anything else, go kick rocks.