Co-op of the Day: 806 Carroll Street
Here’s a place we can probably all agree to drool over. The parlor-level floor-through co-op at 806 Carroll Street in Park Slope has twelve windows on three sides and some of the sweetest wood moldings and built-ins we’ve seen in a long time. (The location ain’t too shabby either.) The maintenance is only $850, quite…
Here’s a place we can probably all agree to drool over. The parlor-level floor-through co-op at 806 Carroll Street in Park Slope has twelve windows on three sides and some of the sweetest wood moldings and built-ins we’ve seen in a long time. (The location ain’t too shabby either.) The maintenance is only $850, quite low for what we estimate is about a 1,200-square-foot apartment. The asking price isn’t quite as low however: $1,195,000. Think they’ll get their price?
806 Carroll Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
I prefer walk-ups to elevator buildings.
Nice to be able to just walk outside and not have to deal with neighbors when you don’t want to.
I can see both sides, but I would never, ever want to live in an elevator building.
Not enough privacy for my taste.
IT’S A 1-BEDROOM!!!!! A 1-BEDROOM for over $1 million??? It’s a 1-BEDROOM!!!
Yes, four-unit co-ops can be a problem, but this is a particularly nice unit. Not for me though, my wife would not let me buy it, she absolutely refuses to see anything that is a walkup, I think she grew up in a walkup. I grew up in the burbs so I don’t mind. It’s all in the head y’know?
Looks like the fridge backs up against the little hallway that leads to the powder room and closet.
No problem whatsoever with my 4 unit co-op around the corner from here.
Love it completely.
It’s lovely. But I have three words of caution: four unit co-op.
850 a month is INCREDIBLY cheap.
anything under a dollar a square foot is a bargain!
I think it’s totally overpriced, but that’s why I rent and the rest of you are laughing all the way to the bank. But can someone explain what’s going on with that kitchen? It looks like the fridge doesn’t back up against the wall but rather does some awkward thing like block an entranceway. Am I imagining that?
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I can answer your question. Most likely there is no undelying mortgage on the building, hence no deducution. The RE tax isn’t really deductible. I guess that is what accounts for the “low” maintenance. But if you ask me, $850/month maintenance, on a 1br apt that is over a million smackers isn’t exactly cheap.