Residential Sales in Brooklyn
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $413,000 215 Adams Street (Concord Village) 1-bedroom, 1-bath, 769-sq.-ft. co-op in a postwar building; 24-hr. doormen; dining area, renovated kitchen and marble bath, hardwood floors, north and west exposures, Manhattan skyline view; common roof deck and laundry in building; maintenance $841, 39% tax deductible; listed at $429,000, 12 weeks on market. Broker: Bellmarc…
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS $413,000
215 Adams Street (Concord Village)
1-bedroom, 1-bath, 769-sq.-ft. co-op in a postwar building; 24-hr. doormen; dining area, renovated kitchen and marble bath, hardwood floors, north and west exposures, Manhattan skyline view; common roof deck and laundry in building; maintenance $841, 39% tax deductible; listed at $429,000, 12 weeks on market. Broker: Bellmarc Realty.
FORT GREENE $2,180,000
348 Carlton Avenue
2-family, 4-story prewar town house; 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, dining room, double parlor, library with fireplace, French doors, private deck in primary unit; 1 bedroom, 1 bath, rear patio in other unit; dining room, original molding and detail in each; 22-by-100-ft. lot; taxes $3,384; listed at $2.25 million, 19 weeks on market. Broker: Brooklyn Properties of 7th Avenue.
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Photo from Concord Village website
Concord village has lots and lots of prople in it making lots of money and making their apartments beautiful through
renovation
hConcord village has lots and lots of prople in it making lots of money and making their apartments beautiful through
renovation
Which block of Carlton is it – Willoughby-Myrtle? Wow. Looks like there’s no turning back (less than $2 million) in prime FG.
Carlton is a beautiful block. I think this may be a record for a 4-story townhouse in Fort Greene. I know other 5 family homes have traded for over $2m in the past year or two though.
ConcVillage is a bit removed from Bklyn hts proper -kind of its own island at entrance to Brooklyn Bridge. So little retail right outside door.
But subway entrance is. Bland 1950’s complex with nice grounds and doormen.
Nice size apts. And with growth of DUMBO couple blocks away – more services closeby.
I think it is bargain compared to surrounding area. Some apts. may face noisey busy corner of Tillary and Adams.
Great views from roofs. I think about 6 or 7 bldgs in complex.
1 bedrooms in mid to upper 300’s range – but this one sold for over 400k. 2 bedrooms in mid-upper 400s.
All depending on location incomplex, size and if new kitchen etc.
supergirl,
It’s the ‘po man’s heights/dumbo, walled in by 8 lanes of dangerous Tillary traffic, the two noisy bridges (with Projects by Manhattan Bridge side, and the always quaint and pungent BQE.
Its utterly isolated in a really lousy, traffic/exhaust-laden area, and the buildings are all dreary post-war pigeonhole ick.
That help?
Can somone tell me a bit about Concord Village, as the low price seems cheap to me?
Go, FG!
I’m also shocked at the price for the concord vil apartment. Wow!