House of the Day: 229 Baltic Street
This townhouse at 229 Baltic Street in Cobble Hill just hit the market and it’s a doozy. The good news is that it’s a gorgeous place—lots of original detail and recently the subject of a top-notch renovation. The bad news? The asking price is $4,200,000, definitely at the high end of the range for something…
This townhouse at 229 Baltic Street in Cobble Hill just hit the market and it’s a doozy. The good news is that it’s a gorgeous place—lots of original detail and recently the subject of a top-notch renovation. The bad news? The asking price is $4,200,000, definitely at the high end of the range for something to the south of Atlantic Avenue. (Heck, it’s even quite a bit of dough in Brooklyn Heights these days.) Still, for some lucky bonus recipient looking for a beautiful house to move right into, this might just be the ticket.
229 Baltic Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
Noki…
You should buy it so we can be neighbors. 🙂
Love it too. If you compare the two, it seems more than obvious which is the 4.2 million dollar home and which is probably closer to a 3 million dollar home.
Not that I think Berkeley Place is gunna get that price, but at least that one is a certified mansion and to me seems worth that price a heck of a lot more than the Baltic Street home.
The place in bad shape on St. Mark’s would look as nice, maybe even better than the Berkeley Place one if it were done. Listed around $800k I believe and it wouldn’t take more than $400k yo get it there!!!!!
Here is the other Baltic Street listing:
http://www.prudentialelliman.com/Listings.aspx?ListingID=958062
Oh my god, one one, I LOVE that home. Been watching that for awhile.
Boerum, I’ll try to find it now…
What other place on Baltic for $3.8?
Wow, this place is enormous. It would be *perfect* for a family that really doesn’t like one another.
For 4.2 million, I’ll take this one. Thank you.
http://www.corcoran.com/property/listing.aspx?Region=NYC&ListingID=1883868&ohDat=
Baltic Avenue was one of the cheapest properties on Monopoly. Its only good if you also own Mediterranean and have the cash to put up two gleaming red hotels.
obvious then that Baltic St. is more prestigious sounding address. And nobody is poking holes in sides of house adding windows like on Amity.