Co-op of the Day: 135 Prospect Park SW
Return of the stuffed animal photos! Our furry friend was last spotted in a studio in Prospect Heights and now has popped up in this two-bedroom co-op at 135 Prospect Park Southwest in Windsor Terrace. In case you couldn’t tell from the Home Depot-esque kitchen, the listing is a sponsor unit–so no board approval required….
Return of the stuffed animal photos! Our furry friend was last spotted in a studio in Prospect Heights and now has popped up in this two-bedroom co-op at 135 Prospect Park Southwest in Windsor Terrace. In case you couldn’t tell from the Home Depot-esque kitchen, the listing is a sponsor unit–so no board approval required. You will be required to pony up a modest monthly maintenance of $670. The asking price is $639,000. By comparison, we featured a one-bedroom in the building in March asking $399,000 that appears to have gone into contract already.
135 Prospect Park SW [Arlene Greendlinger] GMAP P*Shark
>”I used to love those old Bounty commercials with Nancy Walker.”
Wow, what a throwback. Who’d ever think that a paper towel commercial would one day become sixty seconds of nostalgia. Nice.
WOW!!
I’m a VERY impressed by the restraint here… there were NO comments about the lack of a second, or even third, bathroom!
Was everyone just distracted?
I’ve looked at a few apartments in there over the years. It seems like a nice, well-kept building. I wouldn’t pay that much for it, though. It’s too far from everything (except the deli downstairs).
One plus about the building is that it has two elevators. Maybe that doesn’t sound so important, but whenever the elevator in my building is out of commission, I wish I lived at 135 PPSW.
LOL!
Nice one, Biff. I remember that commercial, as well as the Calgonite “Spotmaker” one that cued up after it.
Snark, lol! I used to love those old Bounty commercials with Nancy Walker. She always seemed like one tough cookie.
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Scrubbing bubbles, a haz mat suit, and a fedora.
PS: Don’t use Downy. That will just make an already soft market downright squishy.
scrubbing bubbles and a haz mat suit.
Biff – I recommend Scrubbing Bubbles.