House of the Day: 74 Lincoln Road
When 74 Lincoln Road was an Open House Pick back in early May, it had the optimistic price tag of $1,395,000; last week that asking price was trimmed to $1,295,000. This baby’s a charmer, to be sure: An unattached Colonial Revival house with lots of detail and in excellent shape; to top it off, it’s…
When 74 Lincoln Road was an Open House Pick back in early May, it had the optimistic price tag of $1,395,000; last week that asking price was trimmed to $1,295,000. This baby’s a charmer, to be sure: An unattached Colonial Revival house with lots of detail and in excellent shape; to top it off, it’s got a driveway and garage. Still, they’re not giving it away. Do you think this price cut will make a difference?
74 Lincoln Road [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
Open House Picks 5/9/08 [Brownstoner]
3:34…Quote of the Day
I wasn’t born in Brooklyn 3:26
Brookyln Native is Dave.
3:11pm…Completely agree. Does everyone forget this is NYC? I was walking around the park and overheard two women saying how shocked they were to find that their neighbor was robbed walking her dog in Prospect Park at 10pm. What?! Guess what the thief robbed her with…a piece of wood!
Actually, 3:02 is an half-Latina, half-Asian mother of three who couldn’t care less about whether her neighbors are black or white – but definitely doesn’t think paying 1.3MM in a down market for this house, which is an outlier on the block in terms of preservation, where it’s difficult to get a good night’s sleep, is a brilliant idea. But hey, don’t let me interrupt your whites-bashing party with any inconvenient facts.
I talked many times before about the race monomaniacs on here – it is the spectacles that they see the world through. Everything is racist against their race. It is a pathology.
Corn rows are for girls.
“whitey’s racism”??
“so typical of whites”??
Brooklynnative, racism against caucasians is still racism, you ass.
brooklynnative – it’s spelled dreadlocks (I’m not trying to harp on you in a trolly way, just pointing it out). Anyway, I like dreadlocks, but not corn rows (that is a trolly statement)
I’ve been in this house a number of times and it is gorgeous.
How fortunate for the neighborhood the naysayers stay away. Let them rant, PLG is one of the best kept secrets in terms of Brooklyn neighborhoods.