Co-op of the Day: 225 Park Place, #2G-H
Even if you this apartment wasn’t labeled as a “G-H” combination, it would be pretty obvious from looking at the floorplan that two mirror-image apartments had been put together. The result is a very large (1,200 square feet) two-bedroom apartment with a slightly untraditional layout that appears to work nonetheless. The apartment has lots of…
Even if you this apartment wasn’t labeled as a “G-H” combination, it would be pretty obvious from looking at the floorplan that two mirror-image apartments had been put together. The result is a very large (1,200 square feet) two-bedroom apartment with a slightly untraditional layout that appears to work nonetheless. The apartment has lots of prewar details and looks to be in excellent shape. Location-wise, it’s just a couple of blocks from Grand Army Plaza. The monthly maintenance is surprisingly low at $770. Nice place! How does the asking price of $699,000 strike you?
225 Park Place, #2G-H [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
We looked at this place and gave it a fair shot. This would be a place to buy purely for square footage firmly in the neighborhood. Needs a full kitchen overhaul including knocking down a wall to make it workable, bathroom and some doors.
swine flu=Tracey McLean or corcoran colleague?
Yeah, these tweener (between a 1- and 2-br) apartments never seem like a good deal. Too bad they couldnt have made that second br just 3 feet wider…and yes, doors on the wc’s are key. I think this will go for well under ask, lo maint. or not…
“Couldn’t you get a nice studio coop in prime Park Slope for that?”
Wish someone would have posted some comps in Park Slope, as I’m sure there are many.
i have been in many nice apartments that have attached dressing rooms and the bathrooms themselves do not have doors. it’s elegant and very common in nicer buildings. i guess they don’t have these types of buildings in bay ridge?
Just for the record:
My comments about the bathrooms not having doors are not inappropriate.
The bathrooms not having doors are inappropriate!
Couldn’t you get a nice studio coop in prime Park Slope for that?
Of course this frankencoop’s floorplan is out of wack. Like it says, it’s two studios (reverse identical) put together and not a true 2 bedroom. Just looked at street easy and NYC DOF and… WOW… 5G in the building sold in 2007 for $347k.
Now I’m real confused.
and this coming from someone with that insensitive & inappropriate ID