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42 Middagh Street is charming as all heck from the outside, and the modern renovation that was recently performed on it looks quite tastefully done as well. Still, the asking price of the Brooklyn Heights house seems pretty pricey at $4,200,000, especially when you consider the current owners paid only $1,280,000 back in 2004. We’re sure they didn’t scrimp on the makeover but we also doubt they dropped three million bucks on it. Thoughts?
28 Middagh Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark



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  1. As Ringo points out, it was a wreck.

    It had been occupied by the same family for decades when they sold it in 2004. The old lady still had her long-dead husband’s hats on the hat rack in the front hall.

  2. I doubt they put 3mm into it, but I can tell you it was a dump when they bought it. Uninhabitable. They worked on it for maybe a full year. Maybe longer. And the facade was so so so much worse.

    It was on the house tour a couple of years back. Not my style and I think the price is high, but they previous sale price wasn’t a steal. It had been for sale for a long time and nobody wanted to deal with it.

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