Co-op of the Day: 806 Carroll Street, #2 (Revisited)
There’s no arguing with the beauty of this parlor floor co-op at 806 Carroll Street in Park Slope. We virtually drooled over the kingly one-bedroom pad when when featured it as a House of the Day in February 2008. Back then it was asking $1,195,000. The owner must not be particularly desperate to sell because…
There’s no arguing with the beauty of this parlor floor co-op at 806 Carroll Street in Park Slope. We virtually drooled over the kingly one-bedroom pad when when featured it as a House of the Day in February 2008. Back then it was asking $1,195,000. The owner must not be particularly desperate to sell because fifteen months later the price has only been trimmed to $1,150,000. A lot of dough, but at least the maintenance is a mere $850 per month.
806 Carroll Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
Co-op of the Day: 806 Carroll Street [Brownstoner]
I was just about to ask where the laundry was…it was mentioned in the ad but I couldnt find it in the floorplan. I missed the side note about it being in the basement. For that money, I don’t want to haul clothes to a basement.
http://www.corcoran.com/property/listing.aspx?Region=NYC&ListingID=1543091&ohDat=5/31/2009%2012:00:00%20AM;
Give me this bad boy instead!
These people clearly just don’t need (or even want) to sell right now. They have a price hanging out there to see if someone comes along who is dumb enough to pay it. At some point they will get serious about selling and the asking price will drop well below $1 million.
if this can be had for 500’s, I would buy it and make my son sleep in that tiny 2nd bdrm – as would his future siblings.
11217, 500k’s? really?
These sellers are not serious about selling. Beautiful place, but I can buy a three bed for less than that in an equally desirable location with laundry in the unit.
$1.15 million for a one bed with laundry in the basement? Maybe in the West Village.
11217, welcome back.
what would this rent for? as nice as it is, no more then 3k right?
I don’t understand the price. It seems not only outrageous, but literally twice what it should be. Sure, it’s nice, but why would anyone pay over 500K for this? Maybe 600K tops.
it does give me hope that I can retire early if crown heights become a trendy hood. I can now day dream selling my crown heights rental unit for 1.2M in another 20 yrs