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A pied-a-terre for the Versailles set? Maybe so. This 400-square-foot studio at 70 Remsen Street between Henry and Hicks in Brooklyn Heights has some nice old-world charm in the main room, though the kitchen isn’t exactly fit for a king. And at $759, the monthly maintenance is a touch on the high side given the size of the apartment. But for someone who doesn’t need a lot of space and likes the idea of being in a high-quality prewar building in a great location, the $259,000 price tag might go over well.
70 Remsen Street [Douglas Elliman] GMAP P*Shark


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  1. ed kotch? seriously? hahahah too funny. oh yeah and supposedly abe lincoln.. and oh what’s his name.. richard simmons lol i guess they were both over 50. some of you are right tho, someone should buy this place and make it into a classy ladies of the night booty hutch (no clue what they used to call booty hutches back in the day), but brooklyn heights could probably use a modern day one!

    *r*

  2. you can have dishwashers – just not washer / dryers – there’s a laundry room in the basement, so for me that’s no big deal. does anyone know the apartment number?

  3. Yeah, the listing says 400 sq ft, but if you do your math based on the floor plan, it’s 280-290 sq ft.
    Reminds me of an apartment I saw yesterday. Listing broker says 1300 sq ft, while I measure it at (including everything + wall space) 870 sq ft.

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