House of the Day: 146 Halsey Street
This three-family brownstone at 146 Halsey Street has tons of original mahogany goodness that houses in this part of town are known for but we suspect it won’t be enough to achieve the asking price of $995,000. Even if the renovated bathrooms and kitchens were not so, um, unimpressive, we also don’t think that a…
This three-family brownstone at 146 Halsey Street has tons of original mahogany goodness that houses in this part of town are known for but we suspect it won’t be enough to achieve the asking price of $995,000. Even if the renovated bathrooms and kitchens were not so, um, unimpressive, we also don’t think that a million dollars is a realistic price for a nice but not spectacular house in Bed Stuy right now. We are impressed that the owners are currently getting $1,700 a month for both floor-through rentals—that’s more than we’re getting on our rental in Clinton Hill.
146 Halsey Street [All Points RE] GMAP P*Shark
There are no annoying peeps in Bed Stuy.
What’s the “Vibe” yo PS haters keep talking about?
Please elaborate
Ilive in PS and really like it – Am sure there are some annoying peeps that are totally over the top, but aren’t they also in Ft Greene,CH,Cgrdns,and Bed Stuy?
Just curious what is the vibe you keep talking about?
I love you BRG! Can I join Amzi and DIBS in showing you around? I lived in Park Slope for about 14 years and left because of the changing vibe. I hear ya. I must be insane too.
we can all meet up at Peaches some night
Oh and 11217…while we’re out exploring together, you can talk to people in the neighborhood about Park Slope, since that’s all you know.
11217, let’s be friends.
Do you want to go exploring together? Let’s go to Bed Stuy; not just for dinner and drinks but to walk around. I usually carry my AIA Guide and a camera. If I see a little old lady sweeping her stoop, I stop and talk to her. If I see someone in front of an architecturally interesting house, I’ll ask them questions about the house.
I’ll pick you up in the car; I know where Park Slope is.
FYI – I don’t hate Park Slope, there is some beautiful architecture there.
I love the street in Bayridge where all the mafia dons live.
Immaculate houses. They like their houses ship shape. One also gets the feeling of being on a very very safe street.
One any given weekend day, I’m in 5-7 different neighborhood in Brooklyn.
Last weekend, was in Ditmas Park for dinner/drinks/walk Friday night….went to Coney Island after for a spin on the Cyclone and on Sunday was out visiting a friend by Avenue P.
Your comments really show what kind of person you are, BRG.
Luckily though…I don’t say I hate Bay Ridge because of it.
“Perhaps I should be more like BRG and make comments about other areas in which I don’t know anything about”
You should be more like BRG and EXPLORE other areas and then maybe you’d know something about them. I’m in a different neighborhood in NYC every weekend exploring.
Get out there 11217. There is a train that leave Park Slope.