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
LOL Biff!
jdthered: There’s a laundry room (coin operated machines) in the basement.
Is Park Slope spillover toxic or can I just use some Downy to clean it up?
This apartment seems to be listed through 3 different brokers in the Times. If not, then no one is giving up the unit numbers. Laundry is not mentioned in any of them.
WT prices are high largely due to Park Slope spillover.
Does Windsor Terrace deserve a premium?
not really
This place looks amazing. Although it’s kind of hard to tell without a floor plan. But from the sound of it, it has all my requirements for a prewar: Kitchen with two entrances, front door does not open directly into apt, living room is not long rectangle with one window at small far end, original bathroom (love the green tile).
Price seems high though. No idea where Windsor Terrace is, but I could buy a similar coop in Queens for $350,000. Does Windsor Terrace deserve a premium?
I can’t believe nobody has ever sent this Arlene’s nutty stuffed cat photos to the website lovelylisting.com
I’m calling PETA. Someone’s got to free that poor stuffed animal from such exploitative labor.