House of the Day: 594 2nd Street
This two-family limestone house at 594 2nd Street in Park Slope just hit the market this week with a price tag of $3,500,000. It’s a great house to be sure, with lots of original detail combined with a complete modernization of bathrooms, kitchen, etc. It will be an interesting test of the high-end market in…
This two-family limestone house at 594 2nd Street in Park Slope just hit the market this week with a price tag of $3,500,000. It’s a great house to be sure, with lots of original detail combined with a complete modernization of bathrooms, kitchen, etc. It will be an interesting test of the high-end market in the Slope.
594 2nd Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
rob, what is your top choice for kitchen countertops????
yes because there are SO many gazillionire BACHELORS looking to move to PARK SLOPE :-/ hahah
*rob*
I love this house, especially the kitchen and the dining room (that ceiling and those built-ins). What a great layout too.
I missed the kitchen pic. Just checked it out. hmmmm, I don’t mind the cabinets, not loving the countertop or those goofy little windows.
But gazziollionaire bachelor will fix that for me.
there’s been a bit of action in the high end market recently.
8/12/09 hotd 20 grace ct alley went into contract
5/26/09 hotd 243 kane st went into contract
9/14/09 hotd 591 2 st went into contract
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These people got it right: ensuite master bath (guh-ross), granite(so 1998) and SS (so 1997) in the kitchen and double sinks (only freakytown co-dependent couples with no other friends does a feature like this make any sense) in the bath.
it’s very expensive for a dated 90s kitchen 🙁
*rob*
Yes, Minard, there is no comparison between this one and the Cobble Hill HOTD.
OMG! That dining room coffered ceiling is drool worthy.
This is a great house. Nice layout (finally).
Dear gazillionaire bachelor looking to buy this house,
I am available and can cook and clean. I’m pleasant to look at and will provide endless hours of fun conversation.
Oh and don’t worry about my partner, he’ll take one of the smaller bedrooms upstairs.
Gorgeous, although the kitchen leaves me completely cold and I always worry about bathrooms with whirlpool tubs (kinda like having a paddling pool in the room). Speaking of design snobbery, has anyone else seen the fab new book RESTORING A HOUSE IN THE CITY (Artisan)? A friend gave me a copy. Lots of the interiors are Brooklyn brownstones. Primo house porn!