Oval-Foyered Columbia Heights Pad Finally Sells
More than $2 million for a fifth-floor walk-up was always going to be a tough sell, regardless of how nice the apartment. So it should not have been a great surprise a year ago when the original asking price on the top floor unit at 220 Columbia Heights was reduced from $2,125,000 to $1,875,000. From…
More than $2 million for a fifth-floor walk-up was always going to be a tough sell, regardless of how nice the apartment. So it should not have been a great surprise a year ago when the original asking price on the top floor unit at 220 Columbia Heights was reduced from $2,125,000 to $1,875,000. From there, the price fell as far as $1,650,000 before going into contract in August for, we now know, $1,575,000. For those in good health (as we only assume the Upper East Side buyers are), the Brooklyn Heights pad offered a unique combination of attributes, from the oval foyer to the coffered ceilings to the outdoor space with views over the harbor. For old time’s sake, you can check out the photos on the Corcoran listing below.
220 Columbia Heights, #5 [Corcoran] GMAP P*Shark
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