Co-op of the Day: 310 Windsor Place, #26
We’re loving the feel of this two-bedroom co-op at 310 Windsor Place in Windsor Terrace. Great prewar character, generous size, good layout and light. What else? The kitchen was recently renovated, the maintenance is low and the building is steps from the park. Asking price: $629,000. What’s not to like? 310 Windsor Place, #26 [Brown…
We’re loving the feel of this two-bedroom co-op at 310 Windsor Place in Windsor Terrace. Great prewar character, generous size, good layout and light. What else? The kitchen was recently renovated, the maintenance is low and the building is steps from the park. Asking price: $629,000. What’s not to like?
310 Windsor Place, #26 [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
The broker selling is from the city BHS and has no sales recorded in Brooklyn so what does she know about the area?
She is pricing way high for this hood in a neighborhood she knows nothing about. Go figure… what was the seller thinking. ???
Over PRICED@ $629~2bed/2baths condos are selling in the low $600’s in the south slope and vic. This is Windsor Terrace value is a lot less + that building the apartment is in is just ok and the last 2bed 1 bath sold for $550 six months ago in the area so I say that or possibly a bit less in the range of $535-550.
Over PRICED@ $629~2bed/2baths condos are selling in the low $600’s in the south slope and vic. This is Windsor Terrace value is a lot less + that building the apartment is in is just ok and the last 2bed 1 bath sold for $550 six months ago in the area so I say that or possibly a bit less in the range of $535-550.
no that actually is a long walk. the worst in the terrace really. south or west of that intersection and you would use the fort hailton stop; north of there and you would use the 15th street stop. so pretty much you cant live anywhere in the WT and be further from a stop than you are here…
…its sort of like PPW and 2nd: great area but all trains are equally far away….
According to google maps it is .5 miles to the F — that’s a 10 minute walk. Not too bad. On the F about 45 minutes to Rockefeller center, with at least one guaranteed 1 hour plus monster ever week. FWIW, I put 599K in the widget but now I think that may be too generous. I know a guy that bought a decent sized house with a rental unit on Prospect Park SW for slightly over a million (in 2007), so 630K to me seems aspirational.
Take a $100K off for being a 4th floor walk-up.. then start talking…
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That killed the deal for us, because it’s definitely not “stroller-friendly”.
why don’t you do what all the A-Holes at 325 1st street in park slope do? Park your stroller (with a bike chain of course :-/ ) in the lobby on the radiators, or anything else you can tie it to.
*rob*
Nomi, maybe Brownstoner can use that in their marketing. “A blog so absorbing, readers forget to move their cars!”
This is a perfect apt, perfectly decorated. Has exactly the correct ratio of bedrooms to baths: 2/1.