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
they won’t give a rat’s behind what brownstoner commentors think?
c’mon…that is absurd. of course they will.
The limestone house has a lovely loo. Going into the files.
Re: http://www.delsonsherman.com/delson_sherman_apc/projects/parkslope_ls.php
Peanut butter and jealousy!! Love Josef Frank.
holy crap that park slope limestone is amaaaazing! (from park slopers link)
Yeah, yesterday’s hotd did it more for me too. That wallpaper bugs me, and I love wallpaper.
Everyone personalized their home – and you can bet that the new owner of this house will do just that. It may be taking down some of the pape (I love Bradbury, but would have chosen different patterns,etc…), switch out a light fixture or two, or gut every kitchen and bath. Whoever buys it will have the money to do as they please, and they won’t give a rat’s behind what anyone else thinks (including posters on Brownstoner).
Park Slopers Link.
NOW that’s a townhouse…stunning!
Actually, DIBS, I agree with you about the chairs. I always love the look of sleek, modern sofas and chairs, but in the end I prefer my plush (and somewhat schlumpy) furniture — SO much more comfortable to sink down into at the end of a hard day!
ParkSloper, I think that can work but those particular chairs are very uncomfortable to relax in.