House of the Day: 615 2nd Street Revisited
The owners of 615 2nd Street gave selling their Park Slope limestone a go last year but packed it in after six months when the $3,495,000 asking price proved to much for the market to bear. Now the house is back on the market with a new price tag of $2,950,000. It’s a great house…
The owners of 615 2nd Street gave selling their Park Slope limestone a go last year but packed it in after six months when the $3,495,000 asking price proved to much for the market to bear. Now the house is back on the market with a new price tag of $2,950,000. It’s a great house to be sure but, as we noted last time around, the kitchen finishes seem a little out of place. What do you think the market-clearing price is on this baby?
615 2nd Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
House of the Day: 615 2nd Street [Brownstoner]
“It’s a $350 coin”
That’s it!!!! That bum! After all the sh*t I put up with and all the loving I gave him.
Posted by: Tara in the Slope at November 10, 2009 3:01 PM
Sounds like he got off cheap.
“It’s a $350 coin”
That’s it!!!! That bum! After all the sh*t I put up with and all the loving I gave him.
That’s not enough to buy wall paper remover and a scraper to take care of that that kitchen wall.
I’ll give you $280 for it. I’ll throw in some chocolate.
Tara, it’s totally valueless, sorry. But I’ll take it off your hands for 10 bucks so you don’t have to have any memories of that loser hanging around. Oh, stop, stop, you’re welcome.
It’s a $350 coin… I think you can buy a small magazine rack at that Danish Modern place in DUMBO.
And – yes, DIBS, according to the floor plan that beautiful Quality Inn surplus banquette is built against the door (well, with just enough of a space to lose shit in).
Yeah, but CGar — the chocolate in those taschengeld coins is always terrible. I’ll take real gold coins and get me some truffles from a little place I know outside of Brussels… mmm…. how he tempted me on my walk home from the train station, that chocolatier bastard!
“Also, can you peel the gold off and find chocolate inside???”
I already ate the chocolate! Was it worth more with the chocolate inside?
“Tara, what country is the coin from and what is the date??”
On one side:
Name of Bank
Zurich
Fine 999.9
10g
On the other side:
1967 (embossed lion) 1992
some words I can’t make out
Silver Jubilee
Well, what kind of dough (house) can I get for this?
Was my ex generous?
Dave, you’d think Cobble’s ears would be burning by now with your references to BoCoCa, lol.
tybur6, I thought that was an optical illusion. Is that fabulous banquette built right up against the door?? I’d love to know who the architect/designer was.