Co-op of the Day: 135 Amity Street
This 2-bedroom brownstone co-op strikes us a pretty competitively priced at $619,000 given the Cobble Hill location. There are plenty of floor-through places “further out” with asking prices on the $600’s. The exposed brick look may not be for everyone, but the place looks to be in good shape, with high ceilings and three exposures…
This 2-bedroom brownstone co-op strikes us a pretty competitively priced at $619,000 given the Cobble Hill location. There are plenty of floor-through places “further out” with asking prices on the $600’s. The exposed brick look may not be for everyone, but the place looks to be in good shape, with high ceilings and three exposures to boot. Another bonus: The co-op board only requires 10% down. Think this will move quickly?
135 Amity Street, #2B [NY Times] GMAP
Listing #5303080 [Brooklyn Heights RE]
almost $1000 in maintenance in this market? please.
Exposed brick absorbs too much light. It’s not necessarily snobbery to dislike it. They rub me wrong though. Like, “look how raw and urban I am with my exposed brick walls. “ Oh, and they remind me of comedy clubs.
Unlike the snobs that patrol this site, I don’t think renters think negatively of exposed brick walls…
this place seems smaller than 800 sf…look at the “dining room”/living room combo…and no pics of kitchen is never a good sign.
with today’s comments I am starting to think you are taking kickbacks from the brokers.
what else can you do to the fire places? can they be covered in something?
Good point. We may have assumed (erroneously) that it was a floor thru since it’s 800 sq ft in a townhouse…maybe there’s an extension though.
Where does it say floor-thru.
Apt # is 2B. Sounds like more than one apt per floor.
It looks pretty, and has two baths, which is a plus. But that maintenance seems high…