House of the Day: 775 East 19th Street
Back in 2005 (when it was an Open House Pick) 775 East 19th Street sold for $965,000. The new owners proceeded to do a detailed renovation of the old Victorian charmer, and just put it back up for resale with a price tag of $1,425,000. The 11-room house certainly is a nice one that’ll have…
Back in 2005 (when it was an Open House Pick) 775 East 19th Street sold for $965,000. The new owners proceeded to do a detailed renovation of the old Victorian charmer, and just put it back up for resale with a price tag of $1,425,000. The 11-room house certainly is a nice one that’ll have no shortage of interested suitors. The question is whether the price is right.
775 East 19th Street [Mary Kay Gallagher] GMAP P*Shark
775 East 19th Street [Corcoran]
ENSUITE MASTER BATH!!!
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Noki, if you like this house, you should check out PPS. The homes there are grand!
I agree, Noki, I too like the floorplan.
Can we all say “ENSUITE MASTER BATH?” Not to annoy, though.
Okay, I see two colors, still doesn’t qualify as a Painted Lady.
And this house to me is NOT Victorian. I’m guessing it’s build around 1910’s…that would be late late Victorian 🙂
Where are the architectural historian, correct me if I’m wrong.
And it was Corcoran with their freedom of throwing out inaccurate architectural terms.
I like this house.
Don’t know that it’s a 1.425 house, but that floorplan makes me happy. It seems very liveable and open while maintaining formality if that is wanted. I don’t mind the light lavender either, and think it would grow on me. Very “Lady In the Tramp” looking.
I would love to see the yard.
Painted Ladies – from Wikipedia
“Painted Ladies is a term used for Victorian and Edwardian houses and buildings painted in three or more colors that embellish or enhance their architectural details.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Painted_Ladies
Is this asking price really within 30% of what they will get? I put in a price in the widget above a million, but I can’t really imagine that’s what this is worth esp. with the large 6 (or is it 8) story apartment building hovering over the back yard. It really is surprising that it got so much in 2005 — I figured then something like this would go for 800K.
OTOH it appears to have a separate garage, FWIW. I kind of like the purple, too.
Texpert-
“Painted Ladies” usually refers to the famous picture of 5 Victorians in a row with the San Francisco skyline in the background. Maybe that’s what Mary Kay is going for with that reference…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:PaintedLadies(1).jpg
Hey Dave, thanks for the laugh, she’s my wife!