Co-op of the Day: 28 Old Fulton Street, #5E
Compared to a lot of the apartments in the Eagle Warehouse, the layout of this 1,820-square-foot loft feels spacious and natural. (Not surprisingly, it could benefit from some bigger windows, but what’re you gonna do.) It’s a real two-bedroom with a very large living area. The bathroom could stand to be spruced up, but we’re…
Compared to a lot of the apartments in the Eagle Warehouse, the layout of this 1,820-square-foot loft feels spacious and natural. (Not surprisingly, it could benefit from some bigger windows, but what’re you gonna do.) It’s a real two-bedroom with a very large living area. The bathroom could stand to be spruced up, but we’re loving the columns and open feel of the living room. The monthly maintenance is a reasonable $1,229. The asking price is $1,349,000. Predictions?
28 Old Fulton Street, #5E [Harvey Bernstein] GMAP P*Shark
I once went to a party in the clock face apartment on the top floor of this building. Now that’s a window I could live with.
yep only in NY would you pay that price when you would need to drop $100k and 4-5 months work (including dob approval times) on the apartment before you moved in.
nice space though but i don like the idea of living in a bedroom without any natural light.
Always been curious about this building but those windows are just too damn small. 1.349? Ha! I’d take one of those Henry St joints around the corner.
***Bid half off peak comps***
Based on the other listings on Harvey Bernstein’s website, he seems to have a lock on Eagle Warehouse listings. Maybe he’s a resident? Interesting to know if anyone has the backstory.
Petebklyn, Harvey Bernstein is likely schtupping (sp?) the owner’s sister!
You are paying solely for the raw space on this one. The kitchen, bathroom – and even bedrooms – needs complete overhaul. The light is pretty crappy as far as lofts go, and location isnt ideal. Cannot imagine they would get ask.
who the hell is harvey bernstein and how did he get this listing?
This is one of those areas where I don’t fully get the appeal. “Live on a loud, heavily-trafficked four-lane street right next to a gigantic bridge with nothing around except a decent pizza place and the Ikea shuttle, a lengthy walk from the nearest subway … only $1.4 million dollars!”
Defibulators!