Co-op of the Day: 420 12th Street, #C4L
This two-bedroom pad at Park Slope’s Ansonia is all about the ceilings. The layout and finishes are perfectly nice, of course, but it’s that ceiling that really steals the show; the seven large windows don’t hurt either. The 1,050-square-feet co-op has a reasonable monthly maintenance of $829 and an asking price of $769,000. Think they’ll…
This two-bedroom pad at Park Slope’s Ansonia is all about the ceilings. The layout and finishes are perfectly nice, of course, but it’s that ceiling that really steals the show; the seven large windows don’t hurt either. The 1,050-square-feet co-op has a reasonable monthly maintenance of $829 and an asking price of $769,000. Think they’ll get it?
420 12th Street, #C4L [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
Ditto what Kens said.
Me likey A LOT!
I don’t follow the widget prices too often, but in this case it’s WAY too low… anyone who’s putting $480K in there is either a moron or a real malicious jerk – or someone who wants to buy this place & thinks that’ll help drive down the sale price.
Fact is, this is a great building, in one of the best parts of the Slope [I’d rather be in this area than most of the blocks north of Union]. Only downside, I suppose, is you’re limited to the F train, tho I guess the R is do-able…
Anyway, great layout, decent finishes & sorry cmu, but lots of people really really like having a 2nd bath. And snark, read the listing: this is a top floor unit! And the maint is actually quite reasonable for an elevator building unit with this sort of square footage.
So imho, this will go for well-over $700K.
Why does a small apartment like this waste space with 2 baths? You could easily have a small windowed office and a large closet where that windowed bath is, and it would much more useful.
420 hehe
Used to live there. Any noise is more likely to come horizontally through the demising walls between apartments rather than from “heavy walkers” above. It is a great building in which to bring up kids though.
Nice looking ceilings, but could this be the apartment from the “Living Under a Heavy Walker” thread?
my best friend just inherited a house on 13th st (his parents bought it in the 60s?) – anywho we saw this structure going up and we got to check out the progress. recently we met someone living in that building and the place is completely amazing. the maintainance is a bit step though!
Nice pad. Seems a little expensive for something that far south and that size, but who knows.