House of the Day: 121 Windsor Place
This two-story (plus basement) brick house at 121 Windsor Place in Park Slope has some attractive original details going for it but is going to need some love (read: money) from whomever buys it. Its location has a couple of things in its favor, too, namely its proximity to the F Train and Prospect Park….
This two-story (plus basement) brick house at 121 Windsor Place in Park Slope has some attractive original details going for it but is going to need some love (read: money) from whomever buys it. Its location has a couple of things in its favor, too, namely its proximity to the F Train and Prospect Park. Given that it’s only about 2,000 square feet, though, think the asking price of $1,095,000 is on the mark?
121 Windsor Place [House by We] GMAP P*Shark
Photo by Kate Leonova for Property Shark
This is a better deal than that $999K condo discussed yesterday. It’s still a great location…even if it’s not prime Slope.
well said 3:32
Actually Park Slope ends at 15th.
Not 9th.
Nobody ever says prices never fall. They’re just saying prices don’t fall 75% like some who think they should be able to buy a brownstone for $200,000, that’s all. If values dropped that much you still wouldn’t be able to buy a brownstone, because we’d be in another Great Depression and you’d have lost your job, we all would.
It’s Windsor Terrace… just a tinch outside Park Slope, but right off PPW and a few steps away to PP… and DUB’S PIES!!! 🙂
Real Park Slope ends at 9th Street and 4th Ave you deluded sickos.
You know it, I know it, we all know it … so stop stretching.
Call it South Slope, Windsor Terrace, Land O’ Ye’ White Bricks and Aluminum Sideing … just don’t call it PARK SLOPE ya’ll … you’re diluting my home equity.
2.07 here, oh yeah I’m a bitter renter. (rolls eyes). Property only ever goes up, or sideways, never down. The market isn’t over heated, thats impossible. Buying at any time is automatically a smart move.
I can’t decide if the fools posting this garbage are brokers, trolls, or real people with real houses that honestly believe their house is always worth 5% more than the previous highest price on the block.
Nobody can deny recent prices are down on spring, this and other places would have been listed for more back then. I see nothing in the news to change that trend. Prices can drop 10% or even 20% any wailing. Even brokers should be happy if they do, because it might increase volume.
yes, windsor terrace benefits greatly from its proximity to park slope in terms of home prices.
520 psf for the windsor Terrace house seems reasonable. To poster 2:51, I think Windsor Terrace would generally trade at a discount to Carroll Gardems. That said, there are a lot of different size houses in Carroll Gardens. Some are huge. Others are much smaller. I looked at a lot of houses over the years and generally thoought the houses in Carroll Gardens got smaller and small as you headed east (i.e. houses closer to Clinton were larger than houses closer to Smith, then Hoyt etc.