House of the Day: 448 6th Street
We’re in love with the bayfront brownstone at 448 6th Street that just hit the market. It feels historically authentic but not precious, and it’s a little different from your standard-issue brownstone. The asking price is $2,825,000. Given the current meltdown and the fact that the house is only 17 feet wide, that’s going to…
We’re in love with the bayfront brownstone at 448 6th Street that just hit the market. It feels historically authentic but not precious, and it’s a little different from your standard-issue brownstone. The asking price is $2,825,000. Given the current meltdown and the fact that the house is only 17 feet wide, that’s going to be tough, but, man, whoever ends up here is a lucky duck.
448 6th Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
Thursday should be interesting. Hope you’re going to do a follow up, Biff.
One of my fantasies is a center stair. The kitchen has it’s charms but it could be upgraded without loosing them.
I realize things are quite different than they were even a month ago, but as for comps, haven’t there been at least a couple houses go for 2 million (or a little over) quite a bit farther south…I want to say 12th street and another one down near there as well. From what I recall they were also much smaller.
I’d say this is priced to go a few hundred thousand less than asking. According to Property Shark, the owners have been here since 1976, so they stand to make a BUNDLE either way.
“Get in line guys!!!”
I think I prefer the back of the line in this case.
Get in line guys!!! LOL
Polemicist – I’m going by comps, which I think will be adjusted as a result of this crisis. Already, for this location, size and condition, this price would have been optimistic this summer. Now, it just seems absurd. Not saying it’s not a nice house with potential, but I personally wouldn’t touch it for much over $2mill, and that’s still a very big chunk of change in this climate.
I really did LOL at your 2.41 post Biff!
BRG, D’OH!
Biff…or the Most Appropriate Choice of Words Award.