House of the Day: 10% Off at 155 Warren Street
A 10% price reduction might not sound like all that much, but when the original asking price was $8,750,000, as in the case of 155 Warren Street, it translates into “savings” of $875,000. Judging from the 134 comments this generated as a House of the Day in October, however, we’re guessing that popular opinion will…
A 10% price reduction might not sound like all that much, but when the original asking price was $8,750,000, as in the case of 155 Warren Street, it translates into “savings” of $875,000. Judging from the 134 comments this generated as a House of the Day in October, however, we’re guessing that popular opinion will still be that the new number of $7,875,000 is still a pie-in-the-sky price. Given that it’s still coming in at over $1,100 a foot, we’d tend to agree.
155 Warren Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
House of the Day: $8.75 Million in Cobble Hill? [Brownstoner]
I have to agree 7:43. It’s just another nice townhouse indeed, and pretty plain at that. The only selling point is the through lot and garage. But it’s not enough to justify the price.
There is absolutely nothing over the top in this house. It’s only got 2 1/2 baths and they didn’t even put central air throughout the entire house. That leads me to believe that some of it was done on the cheap. It’s nicely decorated, the broker wrote it up as if it was Paradise Found, but other than the hype, it’s just a run of the mill nice townhouse.
If I lived in this house, I would feel so guilty. I couldn’t bring myself to do it, even if I had the money to spare. It’s just too rich.
It’s a beautiful house, no doubt about it. But even with the through-lot and garage and FAR it’s priced way too high. The sellers probably don’t really need to sell and are willing to let it stay on the market for a year or two until an uber-rich banker’s wife falls in love with it and just has to have it.
is it a sex shop? Park Slope could use one.
what the hell is pinkberry?
oko blows. there, i said it.
The columns are original. They are actually paired half-columns with pocket doors in between. High-style circa 1850.
Are the columns original?