House of the Day: 417A Halsey Street
While this two-family house has lost some of its original details, it still has charm and appears to be in move-in condition. The fireplace in the front bedroom in the owner’s duplex (originally the parlor when this was a single family) has the most spectacular Aesthetic Movement tile we’ve seen yet. Although there are no…
While this two-family house has lost some of its original details, it still has charm and appears to be in move-in condition. The fireplace in the front bedroom in the owner’s duplex (originally the parlor when this was a single family) has the most spectacular Aesthetic Movement tile we’ve seen yet. Although there are no photos of kitchens and baths, usually a bad sign, in this case it would unwise to assume they need work. We’ve been in the owner’s duplex, and if memory serves, the updated kitchen is not flashy but it is solid. Currently configured as a rental over an owner’s duplex, the property last traded hands in 2009 for $535,000. Now the sellers are asking $899,999. Do you think they will get their price?
417A Halsey Street [Corcoran] GMAP
Also this place was designed by John Graham Glover in 1888 . Glover is a really interesting man who worked all over Brooklyn and Manhattan.. He has buildings still standing along the high-line today.
would love to have the rental on the bottom and an upper duplex.
“Do you think they will get their price?”
Yes.
Inventory is low in most parts of the city. Bedford Stuyvesant is a popular neighborhood right now jut come to a open house. Years ago brownstoner would often feature Park Slope because that was the neighborhood to buy in today it is other areas of brownstone Brooklyn. I have notice Brownstoner has featured areas not talked about much in the past such as Bushwick, Red Hook Greenpoint, etc more often these days and I love it…