Co-op of the Day: 101 8th Avenue
We wouldn’t mind coming home to this mansion every day. The Classical Revival building is divided into nine co-op apartments. This one’s a duplex with stately living, dining and kitchen areas on the first floor and two bedrooms down below; there’s also a small outdoor space. Even though the bedroom level looks like it might…
We wouldn’t mind coming home to this mansion every day. The Classical Revival building is divided into nine co-op apartments. This one’s a duplex with stately living, dining and kitchen areas on the first floor and two bedrooms down below; there’s also a small outdoor space. Even though the bedroom level looks like it might be a little on the dark side, we won’t be surprised if the 13-foot ceilings and stunning details on the main floor are enough to sell this place for the asking price of $995,000.
Listing #6174 [Warren Lewis] GMAP P*Shark
compared to any street in manhattan, 8th avenue is quiet.
most of park slope’s new residents come from manhattan. they would laugh that you find 8th avenue noisy.
this is a city, you do realize?
you also realize that brooklyn..on it’s own is the 4th largest city in the united states?
in the grand scheme of big city living, 8th avenue is a quiet street.
Oh no, I can’t post comments? Where is the love??
Well it’s a vehicle for open class warfare. But the crash is coming….
I hope you stay in the neighborhood during this time of depression. It’s going to be fun. I will watch the value of your homes go up in smoke.
I’m “The Twat” and I will be here for ever, do you understand that?!!
FOR EVER
The Twat
I lived at 8th Avenue and 5th Street, and 8th Avenue was noisy, to say the least. The cars go flying down that street, and more than once I was shocked by the awful sounds of cars smashing into things. Ambulances on their way to Methodist Hospital also make a lot of noise. While “noisy” is perhaps a subjective thing, I think a decibel meter would prove that this is hardly a tranquil, quiet street.
What’s the cross street? I used to live on 8th and Carroll and it was plenty noisy.
I saw it, it is cool, used to be a private club and the built-ins and living room are great. High finishes, split system a/c. But in the end the downstairs is two smallish bedrooms and a deck that doesn’t get much light. The trap door leads to an interesting cave below the bedroom.
On the other hand this is probably the closest to value that I saw this weekend from 750k to over $1m. So little inventory! The building and location are top notch.
I bet the co-op board in this building are pretty tight with approvals though.
yeah, most people buying million dollar homes do have some cash.
8th avenue is not loud.
too small, too loud a street, will never appraise so the buyer shoul dmake sure to have lots of cash!
It seems a bit overpriced. Despite the nice details, you’re still sleeping in the basement. There are better 2 bedrooms on the market.
Not sure what to make of the actual apartment, but I do love the location. All those blocks by the park are great.