House of the Day: 240 Lafayette Avenue
The photos could be better, but this new listing at 240 Lafayette Avenue in Clinton Hill looks pretty good otherwise and, at $1,275,000, should sell fairly quickly, we suspect. Has anyone checked this place out in person? 240 Lafayette Avenue [Douglas Elliman] GMAP P*Shark
The photos could be better, but this new listing at 240 Lafayette Avenue in Clinton Hill looks pretty good otherwise and, at $1,275,000, should sell fairly quickly, we suspect. Has anyone checked this place out in person?
240 Lafayette Avenue [Douglas Elliman] GMAP P*Shark
“So very dark inside….”
Market backdrop. Buyer warned.
***Bid half off peak comps***
Hard to tell. With some cameras, the brighter the light coming in through the windows, the darker the photos.
The negatives: short lot so no backyard, G line + Lafayette + Underwood= super loud, unrenovated, dark
The positives: no HD special to undo, hmmm.. well, it’s close to the playground, and hmm.. that’s it.
Even the broker doesn’t believe.
What a pitiful listing. Inexcusable.
LOUD!!!!!!!!!!! via subway, cars & trucks, and Rob’s Fav “screaming kids” across the street (particularly now as they play in the water sprinklers)
I wonder what it’s like having the G train underneath. Should be an interesting engineer’s report.
Impossible to tell what this place is like, other than dark.
i think this is why lots of people like the look of a brownstone from the outside and then gut the interiors. that looks so depressing in there. gut it, gut it good!
*rob*
By Arkady on June 22, 2010 1:52 PM
They should’ve read this piece first:
http://bk.ly/sr0
NO, Arkady. They are using Prudential Douglass Elliman, one of the largst realtors in the country. You’d think this lazy ass broker would understand what’s necessary.
maybe he’s just doing it as a favor for hi brother in law.
Either way, the seller’s not getting his money’s worth.