House of the Day: 946 President Street
One word: Wow! This new listing at 946 President Street in Park Slope is stunning. Designed in 1886 by by Charles T. Mott, the Romanesque Revival house is more than 25 feet wide and dripping, absolutely dripping, in period detail. It’s also been updated with a new kitchen, modern HVAC and updated bathrooms. Droolworthy to…
One word: Wow! This new listing at 946 President Street in Park Slope is stunning. Designed in 1886 by by Charles T. Mott, the Romanesque Revival house is more than 25 feet wide and dripping, absolutely dripping, in period detail. It’s also been updated with a new kitchen, modern HVAC and updated bathrooms. Droolworthy to say the least. So much so that we won’t be surprised if someone steps up for close to the asking price of $3,795,000.
946 President Street [Brown Harris Stevens] GMAP P*Shark
normally not a fan of garden kitchens, but this one looks like it’s bright and the ceilings are half decent high…
my mid century furniture would look silly in that place though…
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Ha ha ha Rob no prejudice there, eh?
well, this kind of house belongs to some creepy old goth type person. it just saddens me that the wrong kind of people wind up living in these places and completely destroy and suck out all the great energy held within them.
it’s like when madonna moved that time to a townhouse on the UES, that was very f-ked up thing for her to do. the same will happen here. honestly i wouldnt even mind someone like madonna moving in to a place like this, but im sure it will just be your typical boring rich family with kids. it’s sad.
*rob*
House: Wow
Price: Ditto
9 woodburning fireplaces!!!!!!
Ha ha ha Rob no prejudice there, eh?
Good heavens, they’ve got the Bradbury paper. I don’t like those new kitchens and baths, however. I perversely prefer yesterday’s HOTD.
Interesting how the stair is not in the hall.
great looking! unfortunately the type of buyer this house will attract isnt worth it’s beauty. 🙁
*rob*
In all seriousness, it’s a beautiful house.
I really have to say that if you’re looking for architectural detail, this is the best deal in all of NYC.