64A-Clifton-Place-1207.jpgThe photo of 64A Clifton Place speaks for itself—Beautiful old Clinton Hill brownstone fallen on hard times. The listing for the 18-by-40-foot house says there are a few original doors left in the place, but overall you’re looking at a complete gut job. The house is asking $899,000, or about $300 a foot. (Quite an uptick from the $425,100 it traded for back in 2005. Interestingly, the current owner took out a $650,000 mortgage from a private non-bank lender back in April of this year.) What do you think a reasonable price for the gut reno would be? $500,000?
64A Clifton Place [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark


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  1. I looked at the house in 2004-2005 before it sold for $425. The owner was an old woman living in a senior home upstate NY (I believe Rochester) and her relatives did not physically or financially maintain the house. Looking to cash out, her relatives hired a (shaddy) attorney sold the house in an inside deal to a schnook who emptied out the old furniture and never again lifted a finger to renovate it. The records of “odd” transactions and mortgages are par for the course with this house.

  2. Hey 617, we appreciate the effort but the listing you’ve posted is much further away from Fort Green and is in fact in the middle of Bed Stuy. Went to see it myself..it is located opposite that park (Von King?).
    I do agree that this POS is not worth more than 500K tops!

  3. “Where are you going to get your mortgage at?”

    Where did you learn to speak English (at)??

    Try “Where are you going to get your mortgage?”

    When are you going to stop posting at?

  4. To all of the above and THE WHAT. Mr. Brownstowner puposely uses this listing as a house of the day or week to get you all going against one another. Guess he suceeded again. Your not dreaming your on brownstowner.

  5. this place is the definition of a dump..absolute crap, crapola, st crapious, and POS. Shame on cocoran for trying to milk this. This is half a shell and is not worth more than 500k. At their current ask and gut renovation of about 200K per floor plus facade work you can easily buy a completed 4 storey on a better block.

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