Co-op of the Day: 220 Congress Street, #6D
We like the feel of this one-bedroom co-op at 220 Congress Street in Cobble Hill, even if the kitchen ain’t much to look at and we strongly dislike the bathroom sink. The built-in shelves in the living give a cozy feel and the corner orientation provides nice light; at $677, the monthly maintenance probably comes…
We like the feel of this one-bedroom co-op at 220 Congress Street in Cobble Hill, even if the kitchen ain’t much to look at and we strongly dislike the bathroom sink. The built-in shelves in the living give a cozy feel and the corner orientation provides nice light; at $677, the monthly maintenance probably comes out to about a dollar per square foot (no exact size is given). And there aren’t really a ton of real apartment buildings in Cobble Hill either. The asking price is $499,000, slightly less than a 750-square-foot apartment down the hall just closed for.
220 Congress Street, #6D [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
Hardly, sam, but thanks for playing.
Next contestant, please.
snarkslope, admit it, you and 11217 are the same person.
You’re always seconding one another and defending one another. Two logon names for the same person.
The apartment building looks very nice, although it’s entrance is rather too prominently and hilariously featured on the apartment’s page.
Brownstoner quibbles too much. I bet that kitchen looks nicer in person and could be lightened up with a coat of less mustardy paint. And how easy is it to change a pedestal sink? Sooooo easy.
Sam is more like the Andy Rooney of Brownstoner.
Keith Olberman is amusing, its just that he is totally unhinged. I can’t stand Limbaugh, he isn’t even amusing.
I like Keith Olberman.
Does that make you the Rush Limbaugh of Brownstoner posters then, Sam?
Strongly dislike the sink. Wow. Wouldn’t think that sink could provoke strong dislike.
BrooklynZoo, your comment is worth negative $.50, which means you should be paying us to read it. Please divide $.50 by the number of comments at the end of the day and cut checks accordingly . . .
Cobble Hill Park is a beautiful jewel of a park. I’d love to live in one of those beautiful houses facing it!
11217 is the Keith Olberman of the Park Slope boosters.