House of the Day: 430 10th Street
The three-story house at 430 10th Street has a nice feel to it. Although relatively modest in size and demeanor, the building has some nice original details in addition to a new deck and updated kitchen and baths. The house sold for $1,200,000 in 2005 and is now asking $1,865,000. Think they’ve got a shot?…
The three-story house at 430 10th Street has a nice feel to it. Although relatively modest in size and demeanor, the building has some nice original details in addition to a new deck and updated kitchen and baths. The house sold for $1,200,000 in 2005 and is now asking $1,865,000. Think they’ve got a shot?
430 10th Street [Timothy Norton] GMAP P*Shark
Photo by Kate Leonova for PropertyShark
I like this house from the outside. I think they will sell somewhere near asking.
Gibberish is deleted, Now my comment at 2:11 doesn’t make sense.
If only we can eliminate all the gibberish on this site…we’d have 4 posts a thread.
BTW, the house is Blah.
it doesn’t really look that cute. it looks renovated and functional, and the kitchen cabinets are nice. but the stairs look kinda janky. and i don’t have any personal problem with recessed lighting or granite countertops (have them in my place and think they look great there) but in this home they seem particularly weird. but nice light, nice garden, decent rental and decent location will make this place a pretty easy sell. a couple looking to start a family here and eventually take over the whole place in 5-10 years…
nevertheless, i agree it’s overpriced but at the 15% or so that seems common these days. it goes at 1.6, say i.
The tenant does not get the garden at this house. I’ve seen it- the garden is very nice and the owner’s duplex has full access. I think that a small portion of the garden is seperate for the tenant.
The duplex is not large, but it is really nicely renovated. The rental not so much. I don’t think this is priced too badly.
Even more interesting is the way Brownstoner will handle this.
Brooklynnative: Community Activists. More than one I suspect.
Still don’t want to have a character count limit on comments?
$1.8 million to live in an apartment in an ugly house with no garden access?? (the tenant gets the garden)
This is called drinking the Park Slope kool-aid.
Why does 1:59 keep doing that. What possible motivation could a person have to do that?