House of the Day: 220 Seeley Street
This cute one-family at 220 Seeley Street just hit the market with a price tag of $1,250,000. It’s got some very nice original details (parquet floors, beamed ceilings) and that holy grail of New York real estate, its own driveway. The broker is unknown (to us) but did a thorough job on the listing. What…
This cute one-family at 220 Seeley Street just hit the market with a price tag of $1,250,000. It’s got some very nice original details (parquet floors, beamed ceilings) and that holy grail of New York real estate, its own driveway. The broker is unknown (to us) but did a thorough job on the listing. What do you make of the price?
220 Seeley Street [Turner Structures] GMAP P*Shark
At least Dave writes out all his words and doesn’t use “u” and “ur” like a 13 year old girl text messaging with her tweeny boppers at the mall.
He also seems to have a grasp on using punctuation..something which seems to have eluded you during your obviously impeccable schooling.
kensingtonian,check out Lawncrest,Tacony,Holmesburg,and Wissinoming.im sure ull find what ur looking for.those are pretty safe hoods
that was a fun read – thanks guys
right.cause ur so much more educated and sophisticated than me.i want to be just like u dave
Posted by: buckfast at December 17, 2009 4:22 PM
Wishing will not make it so, bucky
right.cause ur so much more educated and sophisticated than me.i want to be just like u dave
> i can start talking shit too.
Start?
buckfast, in all seriousness, if you find me a house for 80K in any philly neighborhood that’s similar to Windsor Terrace (crime, schools, locale) and the house is similar to the WT in renovations and floorplan, I’ll personally write you a 5K check and I am willing to sign a contract stating that. I wouldn’t mind a nice philly weekend home for 85K that’s fully remodeled.
Hey, this one’s VERY near where I grew up. In fact I’m pretty sure I used to deliver their newspaper.
http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/reb/1479166953.html
those blocks are tiny,most built in the 19th century.and the last time i checked 14-16 blocks is still walking distance,not a hike like u stated.