Co-op of the Day: 75 Henry Street, #19A
This one-bedroom co-op is one of the nicer ones we’ve seen at 75 Henry Street. The views from the 19th floor don’t hurt, but the recent renovation itself looks quite nice. For a full-service building, the monthly maintenance of $794 is pretty reasonable for the 750-square-foot pad. There’s also a balcony thrown into the mix….
This one-bedroom co-op is one of the nicer ones we’ve seen at 75 Henry Street. The views from the 19th floor don’t hurt, but the recent renovation itself looks quite nice. For a full-service building, the monthly maintenance of $794 is pretty reasonable for the 750-square-foot pad. There’s also a balcony thrown into the mix. The price was just reduced from $595,000 to $565,000. There’s an open house on Sunday from 12 to 1:30. You likey?
75 Henry Street, #19A [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
Sweet.
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Horrible building: NO DOGS ALLOWED!
whoa, then how does the broker get in!? kidding, i have no clue what the broker looks like. the one real problem with big buildings like this is that they always seem to smell like urine
*rob*
Question to whomever put $353.13k in the widget, is that the price you think it’s worth or is that the price you think it will ultimately sell for? Or are you just effing around for shits and grins?
Is the CH co-op from Recent Sales went for $650 sq/ft, this one should go for about the same to slightly more? I say $500,000-$525,000 gets it done. If they don’t take that soon, they may regret it.
Horrible building: NO DOGS ALLOWED!
Horrible building: NO DOGS ALLOWED!
I hate this building. And the pics make this apartment look like the ones in Concord Village. Low ceilings. But not bad for the Brooklyn Heights low budget. Garage below to boot. Price aside of course.
***Bid half off peak comps***
UGH snappy i didnt even notice that. that’s worse than projects parquet! it’s nursing home parquet!!
*rob*
brooklynishome, no, you wouldn’t like Brooklyn Heights. Better stick with Billyburg if sharing a neighborhood with people of all ages offends you.
This unit seems very nice. This used to be a Mitchell-lama tower that was converted to market-rate I believe.