Co-op of the Day: 277 Washington Avenue, #3J
Apartment 3J at 277 Washington Avenue in Clinton Hill is a nice prewar apartment and is in a good location but we’re not sure it’s really a $399,000 apartment in this market. Judging from the listing photos, it’s a pretty tight squeeze to get both a couch and a small dining table into the living…
Apartment 3J at 277 Washington Avenue in Clinton Hill is a nice prewar apartment and is in a good location but we’re not sure it’s really a $399,000 apartment in this market. Judging from the listing photos, it’s a pretty tight squeeze to get both a couch and a small dining table into the living room; in addition, the kitchen is really just a recessed kitchenette. We like the plaster moldings, high ceilings and built-ins but we’ll be surprised if this sells for more than $350,000.
277 Washington Avenue, #3J [Douglas Elliman] GMAP P*Shark
Ahhh. Thanks 11217. Considering that there’s no space to cook in that joke of a kitchen, who needs a dishwasher in that joint? It’s all laughable.
“Wait…if that’s the fridge, then where is the 1 drawer dishwasher hiding?”
It’s the white drawer on the bottom right of the “kitchen”
I want to make my bid lower too.
Hot For Brooklyn, does that 1br comp have a real kitchen? How is it laid out?
Small, dark and minimal closets — there are better studios on the market now at better prices than this.
Looking at comps is always a good thing.
Same building, 1BR/1B 900sq for $425K.
Don’t know but this looks about 700 sq if the tub is 6 ft.
Makes it about 330K if its the same $/sq. I’d knock it down further because lower floor and less desirable cause 200 sf is a lot more utility.
My prediction is $310K
I guessed 287,900 and wish I had made it a bit lower.
Wait…if that’s the fridge, then where is the 1 drawer dishwasher hiding? And, it looks like the built-ins are eating the living room slowly but surely.
A small one-bedroom in Clinton Hill? Even 350k is crazy.
The broker.
It’s funny….I picture them just sitting at their computer waiting for the Co-op of the day or HOTD to pop up and click as fast as they can to type the largest number they can.
Every day, one of the first “bids” is at the absolute highest end of the scale. It only makes me want to bid less.
This is not even a 300K apartment, if we are being honest.
289K and they’d be lucky to get it. No measurements on the floorplan means it’s tiny, which is clear from the pictures.