House of the Day: 210 Prospect Place
Talk about a make-over! If you click through and check out the “before” photo of 210 Prospect Place in Prospect Heights, you’ll barely recognize the “after” photo above. From what we can tell from the interior photos, the renovation succeeded in maintaining the historical architectural elements in the house while infusing it with a clean,…
Talk about a make-over! If you click through and check out the “before” photo of 210 Prospect Place in Prospect Heights, you’ll barely recognize the “after” photo above. From what we can tell from the interior photos, the renovation succeeded in maintaining the historical architectural elements in the house while infusing it with a clean, modern feel. (For some reason, we don’t mind the recessed lighting in the kitchen either!) The one-family house is also on one of the nicest block in Prospect Heights. As nice as it is, do you think that you can get $2,495,000 for a 3,600-square-foot house on this side of Flatbush?
210 Prospect Place [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
Photo by Gregg Snodgrass for Property Shark
Dave, I’m actually very much an optimist. A cynic and a skeptic for sure; but not a pessimist.
gkw, i’ve wondered about the phrase “wet bar” before. What is the difference between a wet bar and a bar?
Biff….you’re always such a pessimist.
Photoshop perhaps?
11217 – thanks! as my prize, i would like this house.
Wow, super observant of you “i_disagree”
Impressive.
I think they’ve done this right in pretty much every way. The only quibble I would make is that if you are going to have a parlor floor dedicated to just parlors, it’s smart to have a wet bar for entertaining. HA – that really is a quibble, and a thought rather than a criticism. can’t speak to the price, but I think PH has a great feeling and in terms of location is much more attractive than the neighbs located on the far sides of the park.
Did anyone else notice that they managed to get rid of the street sweeping signage in front? Pretty nice!
Thanks bkheightscoop. I’m glad you found a nicer place that you’re happy with. It’s understandable we could have different impressions of the same broker having had experiences with her on the opposite sides of the transaction.