House of the Day: 226 11th Street
Here’s the first new house listing to hit the market this year: It’s a two-family clapboard at 226 11th Street in the South Slope. While not as grand as some of the houses to the north, the four-story property has plenty of detail and charm. The only hairy thing about it is that the first…
Here’s the first new house listing to hit the market this year: It’s a two-family clapboard at 226 11th Street in the South Slope. While not as grand as some of the houses to the north, the four-story property has plenty of detail and charm. The only hairy thing about it is that the first two floors are currently being used as a yoga studio and acupuncture office. The asking price is $1,279,000. Reactions?
226 11th Street [Betancourt] GMAP P*Shark
Dave, you are missing my point. But anyway, I wouldn’t pay anything close to 1.279 to have a renter and one tubless bathroom. And in Gowanus no less. Nothing wrong with Gowanus per se, but there is definitely something wrong with Gowanus for 1.279 and a tubless bathroom and two commercial renters.
lol brokedev ahahh
*rob*
I suspect the empty room with the buddha ia the yoga space.
Does that really look like it needs work????
Have any of you actually looked at the pics????
“i also like how both commerical tenants in the building are both phoney things.. yoga being phoney exercise and acupunture being phoney medical science.”
And all in a phoney area of “Park Slope”.
And you can rent the other two out. How many floors do you need to live on??? Even I can make do with two floors!!!!!!
From the ad: ”
“The first two floors are dedicated to a yoga studio and acupuncture practice, creating an atmosphere of peaceful ambiance and solitude. These two floors easily convert to a spacious living space /lower duplex.”
If they meant to say that the lower two floors are not commercial at this time, they did a poor job of spelling that out. As it sounds, there are only 2 floors that you actually live on. And to pay that 1.279 to have to renovate the lower floors to a “spacious living space” is nutso.
yeah snappy, what it’s worth really would depend on what it costs to bring back to living space. I wonder if it is even legal to have a biz like that.
that is a well-kept and well-known block
but it is still btwn 3 and 4 ave.
not much traded over 1 mio, even at the peak. (except 229 which hooked 1.4, but that looked like a nice renovation too.)
don’t think a hairy ppty commands the premium post apocalypse.
call it an even million.
i also like how both commerical tenants in the building are both phoney things.. yoga being phoney exercise and acupunture being phoney medical science.
*rob*