House of the Day: 417 Sackett Street
417 Sackett Street was an Open House Pick last March when it was with Corcoran asking $2,875,000. After a reset, the four-story brick house in Carroll Gardens is now getting the marketing treatment from Brown Harris Stevens and has the benefit of a new asking price of $2,595,000. In our humble opinion, the price is…
417 Sackett Street was an Open House Pick last March when it was with Corcoran asking $2,875,000. After a reset, the four-story brick house in Carroll Gardens is now getting the marketing treatment from Brown Harris Stevens and has the benefit of a new asking price of $2,595,000. In our humble opinion, the price is still too high. The recent gut renovation looks perfectly nice but there’s no wow factor, either for old house devotees or modern architecture lovers. Agree?
417 Sackett Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
Guess What????
another Brown Harris overpriced listing…cmon guys
where do you get these prices?
Check what sold in the last year or so in the area >block…this should go for no more than $1,999,000!!!
Guess What????
another Brown Harris overpriced listing…cmon guys
where do you get these prices?
Check what sold in the last year or so in the area >block…this should go for no more than $1,999,000!!!
no, DH, I don’t think anything on the block has sold that high. I think $2m is ceiling.
I wouldn’t judge quality/price of cabinets from a little picture.
And those kitchen cabinets look cheap!
No ditto, and I don’t think it’s a 2.6 million dollar house either.
Putting market data aside – is this a 2.6 million dollar block?
May I just add… any house that crossed the $1 million mark should be pretty damn fantastic if you ask me.
The acceptability of crap hole living in the rental market finds its analogy in the sale market way too often. This place is *ok* but not worth even CLOSE to $2.5 million.
You folks… and I mean YOU FOLKS on here… have no concept of value and need to stop thinking a couple of million dollars is a “deal.” Snap out of it. Location only brings you so far… even in NYC.
Bunch o’ ninnies.
this one and the one next door were owned by the church.
They sold the 2 to a developer in a package deal for $1.7m I think. They were renovated as single family ( and I think a small chunk of this ones backyard was sold off as another bldg lot).
Then 415 Sackett sold for $1.4m and this one for $1.17 in 2004. This does have the curbcut already for parking. Not sure why this one sold for less than 415 because it is larger (but smaller yard).
It does look like great layout, maybe they perhaps spent some more money..maybe not….
But the $2m figure seems like top for the block.
Woah, Bitter, watch the word choice. Some of us truly do take offense for reasons you may not know.
Maly, I would pay immense amounts of money to witness such an event. Seriously. And I understand 11217 is quite a looker 😉
The house: Probably 5 hundy (k) over. It is nicely redone, and has a very pleasant layout plus parking. It has the requisite half bath on parlor floor, the (pooh mist as Rob would quibble) ensuite master and tons of light. On the other hand, it looks like shiny new construction with nary an original detail in sight. I like it, but at 1.9, not at 2.6.