Condo of the Day: 383 Carlton Avenue, #11W
If you’re in the market for a modern condo in the Fort Greene area, this penthouse at the Green House at 383 Carlton Avenue will probably strike your fancy. Regardless of the 1,426 square feet of indoor space and 2,000 square feet of outdoor space, $1,350,000 is still a very big check to write in…
If you’re in the market for a modern condo in the Fort Greene area, this penthouse at the Green House at 383 Carlton Avenue will probably strike your fancy. Regardless of the 1,426 square feet of indoor space and 2,000 square feet of outdoor space, $1,350,000 is still a very big check to write in this part of town for an apartment, so it’ll be interesting to see if the buyers are there, even at a reduced price. What do you think?
383 Carlton Avenue, #11W [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
Rob said
“i wouldnt buy in harlem. most of harlem is a cesspool and it really is way out in bumblef*ck commute-wise, same with fort greene. would i rent in those neighborhoods? yes. i just think prices in general for marginal neighborhoods are still ridiculous. the problem with harlem and fort greene is that it’s still totally ghetto coupled with the fact of very VERY annoying yuppies (of all colors) who wanna change things because they paid so much to live in the hood. both sets are kinda barfworthy”
I luuuuuuuvvvvvveeeee you, bro!!!!
truer words were never spoken!! keep up the great work, I’m serious!!
Fort Greene’s housing stock is excellent and the 30 acre park is fantastic. Plus access to Brooklyn Academy of MUsic’s theaters, movies, and BAM district… much more interesting nabe than Park Slope or Brooklyn Heights (better restaurants too)
stupid fridge, dining room in 3rd bedroom space looks cramped (personally i would just take that wall down), typical bland “minimal” decor BUT great outdoor space, reasonable maintenance, and great (if blurry) views.
widget looks spot on, but probably just under $1mm to avoid mansion tax.
the common spaces look cramped. but the outdoor space is pretty incredible.
Wondering if that fridge is extra tall, rather than extra skinny.
seems overpriced and not very inspiring. Eh.
That’s a lot of outdoor space, but the interior space is priced at nearly $947/psf. Seems a trifle high, no?
this are all odd negative comments. the floor plan makes sense to me especially with pictures. fort greene is way more convenient than PS because every single damn subway is there, and it’s closer to the bridge and the BQE. i think there’s plenty of space – not sure how it’s cramped?
i do think that big apts always have an attraction as people are constantly looking for space. the open mezzanine and high terraces may be a negative for people with kids – depends on your comfort level with kids and heights. i have a problem with that, but others might be fine.
I really hope the truth about our banking and economy eventually percolates to the surface and brownstones bottom at a mil around here. shit, even $1.25 would be fine by me. so when can I plan on moving here?