House of the Day: 680 Dean Street
This mid-19th century Italianate in Prospect Heights makes up in width (24 feet across) what it lacks in depth (40 28 feet). The double duplex is nicely renovated and has lots of cute old details, including arched entry doors, floors, marble mantels, a wood burning fireplace, tin ceilings and wedding cake plaster decorations. We’re guessing…
This mid-19th century Italianate in Prospect Heights makes up in width (24 feet across) what it lacks in depth (40 28 feet). The double duplex is nicely renovated and has lots of cute old details, including arched entry doors, floors, marble mantels, a wood burning fireplace, tin ceilings and wedding cake plaster decorations.
We’re guessing it probably gets a lot of light too because of the dimensions. The only thing we’re not liking is that step up to the dining room in the owner’s duplex. What do you think of it for $2,400,000?
680 Dean Street [Corcoran] GMAP
I’d rather have length than width.
2.4M to live directly in front a bus stop?
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The building is only 24′ x 28′, which means they are asking close to $900/sf. I think that price is crazy, but I bet they get close to it.
this is an ugly block in a not very residential block, with serious questions as to how commercial it is going to get. I would rather go little further “out” for example the Corcoran listing at 1222 Carroll St, save a cool million dollars, get a two car garage thrown into the bargain and be in a neighborhood that will always be a great residential neighborhood with wonderful neighborhood services at your doorstep.
I could get into this place… The façade is pretty lackluster yet the interiors look really nice. Is the price accurate? Seems high, but I don’t really venture that way too often.
DIBS have you ever lived in front of a bus stop? (I have – thankfully only as a renter – and it’s misery)