Brooklyn Real Estate Six Months Later: 1 Sold, Two in Contract, 1 Even now Offered

As we occur out of the extended holiday weekend, we’re again to glimpse at 4 of our highlighted listings from 6 months back. This week, we’re concentrated on houses in Ditmas Park, Prospect Heights, Sunset Park and Purple Hook. How did they fare?

Our 1st a single this week, on the best flooring of a 1920s Finnish co-operative, is this two-bed room that delivers a little bit of prewar design alongside with a renovated kitchen area and a locale just a block away from the open place of Sunset Park. This device has an economical structure: a central hallway with two bedrooms on just one aspect and a kitchen, official dining space and dwelling place on the other. The full tub is at the conclusion of the hallway. As is usual in structures of this vintage in Sunset Park, the residing and eating rooms are divided by means of French doorways making it possible for for a adaptable layout if much more bed room room is required. Period information all through the device involve wood floors, moldings and picture rails. Servicing for this device is $959 per thirty day period and consists of a storage bin. A previous Co-op of the Working day, it offered in Might for $650,000, which was $14,000 down below the authentic inquiring value.

Following, an abnormal a person in Crimson Hook: a just-renovated “tiny house” that has considerable landscaped grounds and out of doors areas. This one-story, 1-household was a retail outlet in 1928, according to an old certificate of occupancy. Now the inside is smooth and modern day, with a mixed kitchen area-eating place, just one bed room and one toilet. A deck potential customers to a different business/studio established up as a residing place with an place of work. Over and above is a big landscaped back garden with a pergola, wooden walkway, and beds with gravel and plantings. On major of the studio is a rooftop deck. Immediately after a transform of broker, this former Open House Decide on is nonetheless obtainable, both of those for the unchanged inquiring price of $1.595 million and as a rental for $6,500 a month.

In Ditmas Park, a bungalow features a entrance porch and period information on the inside — but almost everything does have to have a little bit of polish. The circa 1909 standalone in the Ditmas Park Historic District has not improved fingers in 65 several years, in accordance to the listing, so though there is unpainted woodwork, stained glass and a large hearth, the kitchens and baths are in need to have of a refresh. On the interior, the dwelling has a roomy format with living, eating, den, kitchen, bath and laundry on the to start with floor and four bedrooms and a further total bath earlier mentioned. The driveway proven in the exterior pics belongs to the dwelling subsequent doorway and the listing helps make no point out of off-road parking. This former Dwelling of the Day entered deal in June.

And wrapping things up, in the Prospect Heights Historic District, a Neo-Grec brownstone presents a surfeit of initial specifics and a renovation with some decidedly contemporary features, like solar panels and an built-in audio method. The previous one-household dwelling was transformed to a two-spouse and children after its most the latest sale, in 2010, and it is set up with an owner’s triplex over a a single-bedroom backyard garden rental. The parlor stage is abundant with unpainted woodwork, including the stair with newel put up and doorway and window surrounds. There is also crown molding, ceiling medallions, two slate mantels and wood floors. Outdoor place contains a wooden deck off the parlor floor kitchen area substantial plenty of for eating and a fenced-in lawn with a stone patio and an imitation grass lawn bordered by picket planters. This former Property of the Working day entered agreement in March.

4012 7th Avenue, #12
Rate: $664,000
Spot: Sunset Park
Broker: Compass (Cindy Fazio, Lisa Garcia)
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Offered in Could for $650,000

68 Sullivan Street
Selling price: $1.595 million
Place: Purple Hook
Broker: Compass (Ian Mednick)
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Continue to offered for $1.595 million

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510 East 16th Avenue
Cost: $1.599 million
Region: Ditmas Park
Broker: RE/MAX Elite (Julie R. Thum)
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Entered deal in June

145 St. Marks Avenue
Rate: $3.75 million
Place: Prospect Heights
Broker: Compass (Shannon Eidman)
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Entered agreement in March

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