House of the Day: 7 St. Marks Avenue
How sweet is this! The old rectory building at 7 St. Marks Avenue in Park Slope is now on the market with an asking price of $2,375,000. The 23-foot-wide house is dripping with detail and the portions shown in the listing photographs look very well preserved. It’s currently divided into four units, though, which usually…
How sweet is this! The old rectory building at 7 St. Marks Avenue in Park Slope is now on the market with an asking price of $2,375,000. The 23-foot-wide house is dripping with detail and the portions shown in the listing photographs look very well preserved. It’s currently divided into four units, though, which usually means some kind of toll has been taken on the original structure. Still, pretty sweet. What do you think this is worth?
7 St. Marks Avenue [Core] GMAP P*Shark
How come no one has mentioned that AY… excuse me… I mean Barclay Center… will be just around the corner?
I’m seduced by the thought of living in sin in a rectory.
Posted by: Pigeon at January 28, 2010 2:05 PM
Not half the sins I’d be committing!!!
I’m seduced by the thought of living in sin in a rectory.
The widget on this one looks closer to asking than most.
Would be even closer if it weren’t for the 2 who guessed 1.5 million.
So taking away BHO and Miss Muffet’s guesses, I’d think we’d be right at asking on this one today.
DH, can I rent the both 2 flrs?
Posted by: more4less at January 28, 2010 1:58 PM
gonna rip out the details and make it my ‘party loft’
Snark, think it would take the “tool” too if you want to take it away from 11217.
if rest of the house looks like those pics and the rent 11217 posted is legit, then this is among the best deal we’ve seen on this blog in a long long while.
DH, can I rent the both 2 flrs?
you can go to MacDonald. 4,000 calories will set you back $300 at Bouley, vs. $12 at MickeyD. Which is the better value?
La Grenouille!!!!!!
BHO,
If you’re going to use your asinine analysis on this, then you are going to need to use it for a lot of other things too.
Diamonds (it’s just a rock)
Chanel purse (the materials probably cost about 20 bucks)
Bentley (is that really 250k worth of metal?)
You have zero concept about loving something enough to purchase it for its beauty. And NONE of those things I mention (except perhaps the Bentley) are suitable to live in.
quote:
you can go to MacDonald. 4,000 calories will set you back $300 at Bouley, vs. $12 at MickeyD. Which is the better value?
that was as dumb as someone saying what hits the ground first, a one pound feather or a one pound brick
*rob*