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We’re digging this limestone house that just hit the market at 421 Sterling Place, and we suspect that house hunters with a thing for original detail will too. The woodwork on the parlor floor is particularly impressive, and the 131-foot-deep lot makes for a killer backyard. The only real negative (for some buyers, anyway) is that the house has only three stories. Then again the price tag would likely be quite a bit higher than $1,699,000 if that weren’t the case. You liking it?
421 Sterling Place [Ideal Properties] GMAP P*Shark


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  1. Basement off limits? Maybe the boiler was laying on its side disassembled and the electrical panel was blown to smithereens. Or signs of a recent fire?

    As far as evaluating the soundness of a house, the basement is the most important part.

  2. Amzi Hill seems to be the only one who knows what they’re talking about re: Washington Avenue.

    It’s certainly not as bad as everyone says, and in PH, gets sketchier as one gets closer to Eastern Parkway. There’s always a lot of people on the sidewalks, it’s relatively safe, and new businesses (Minor Arcana, Washington Commons, Sit & Wonder, Tacqueria, Ortine, etc) have been opening in the last 12-18 months to complement established places like Gen, Brooklyn Beer & Soda, Tom’s Restaurant and the half-dozen salons and barber shops that are always packed. In addition, the former C-Town (now I don’t remember the name) has been completely transformed into a decent market.

    It’s true that Washington Ave is run-down in spots in PH, and there seems to be a sketch factor (I’ve never seen anything go down, but of course it does) but so was Vanderbilt 5 years ago and now look at it. And if you don’t like it, you can always come out of your front door and walk west.

  3. I really wanted to see this at the open house last weekend and then forgot.

    I just wanna see it.

    (Sorry if this double posted. Tried to stop it to fix a typo, but may have been too late.)

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