Co-op of the Day: 40 Prospect Park West, #5G
This convertible two-bedroom at 40 Prospect Park West isn’t long on either old-world charm or sexy modernness, but the 900-square-foot apartment appears to be well-kept and the location, at the corner of Garfield overlooking the park, is obviously fantastic. And unlike a lot of small second bedrooms, this ones got nice windows and exposure. Given…
This convertible two-bedroom at 40 Prospect Park West isn’t long on either old-world charm or sexy modernness, but the 900-square-foot apartment appears to be well-kept and the location, at the corner of Garfield overlooking the park, is obviously fantastic. And unlike a lot of small second bedrooms, this ones got nice windows and exposure. Given the size of the apartment, the monthly maintenance of $672 is quite a good deal. That should be a helpful factor in trying to achieve the asking price of $589,000.
40 Prospect Park West [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
It’s really a 1 bedroom and maintenance is $900. So $589k ask is ever so slightly optimisitc. But I reckon they’d settle for $530-540k, which is reasonable i suppose.
By the way… “Come see what gracious living looks like.”
Umm, so it looks like a standard rental unit. Or sorry, what a standard rental unit *should* look like if they the majority weren’t shit holes in this town. Downpayment of $118,000 (One Hundred and Eighteen Thousand!) followed by $3,500 a month to gain access to this “gracious living.”
Rich people are stupid. The location is nice.
Throw in another, what, $400 a month if you have a car.
Yeah — the listing says $900. And I still don’t think $672 is that great of a “deal.” I hate that language.
Listing says the maintenance is $900. $672 is a much better deal!
589K…seems like a reasonable ask. It is Park Slope after all.
Buyer would just have to invest in new paint to rid the apt of the hospital colors.
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What’s the catch?
those living room walls are made of PEOPLE!
*rob*
This seems pretty damn reasonable. What’s the catch?
sorry, but some properties just should not be viewed in full screen…
I know nothing about photography; what type of lens distorts the side walls like that? That’s an 18 x 12 LR, and I don’t think they did the owner any favors with that shot.