$649,000 | 2-family | 1238 Bushwick Avenue
This is my partner Luis’ coworker’s house, as it turns out. These girls have really done a great job fixing the place up. The pictures they have up are beautiful. The only problems, I think, are that the other “family” is just a one-bedroom apartment, and this house is WAY down on Bushwick Avenue for the price. A stern offer could make this house worth it for the right person — all the work has been done in this house, for sure.
$675,000 | 2-family | 1405 Hancock Street
Ridgewood-style limestone-brick. Two families, four bathrooms. Very sharp-looking from the outside — these houses are usually on nice blocks.
$549,000 | 2-family | 1066 Halsey Street
Legal 2-family with 3 apartments. Decent location, close to the Halsey J. Cheap.
$699,000 | 3-family | 34 Grove Street
Hard to tell, but I think this might be an actual, honest-to-goodness brownstone. 8 bedrooms and a finished basement, 3.5 stories. Nice-looking neighbors, too.
$729,000 | 1-family | 884 Bushwick Avenue
Fantasy listing: 6-bedroom, single-family full-on brownstone on historic Bushwick Avenue. Look at those windows! Look at those great old parquet floors! Could really be stunning with the right furniture and landscaping in the front.
Mary June 8th, 2007 at 12:02 am
1238 bushwick – is the kitchen in those pictures really that big? nice detail.
hancock – nice home, usually quiet blocks up there, but the M train can be a drag.
Halsey St. – no interior pictures of this house. been on the market for a while. something else might be going on here.
Grove st. big home, odd type block, but close to broadway and noise of trains.
884 bushwick ave. – nice looking home, little high for a 1 family.