After being on the market for $3 million last July, the listing for the house at 212 West 122nd Street (white painted house in photo) disappeared for several months after not receiving any interested parties. It's now back as of a couple of weeks ago, and the house is currently being offered at $2.35 million (which still places it on the high end of the market). Based on the interior photos, there's not any original detail left in the 15 foot wide home and the finishes are on the moderate side. It looks like there's four total floor-through units in the building but an old certificate of occupancy has the lower two level counted as a duplex and with the addition of two additional units overhead. Location-wise, it's on a nice enough block, just east of ACP/7th Avenue and a five minute walk from the express trains on 125th Street. House photo by Ulysses
After being on the market for $3 million last July, the listing for the house at 212 West 122nd Street (white painted house in photo) disappeared for several months after not receiving any interested parties. It's now back as of a couple of weeks ago, and the house is currently being offered at $2.35 million (which still places it on the high end of the market). Based on the interior photos, there's not any original detail left in the 15 foot wide home and the finishes are on the moderate side. It looks like there's four total floor-through units in the building but an old certificate of occupancy has the lower two level counted as a duplex and with the addition of two additional units overhead. Location-wise, it's on a nice enough block, just east of ACP/7th Avenue and a five minute walk from the express trains on 125th Street. House photo by Ulysses
This will not move at this price point. 15 footer, chopped up, with no original details for $2.3MM - seriously?! Thats Park Slope'ish! Owner needs to drop the price significantly.
ReplyDeleteSomeone is dreaming.
ReplyDeletetry dropping it a million and than brace your self for offers under asking. This looks like every other cheap reno in Harlem.
ReplyDeleteFor 2 million they could have at least put in central air. The outside I must say is quite stunning.
ReplyDeleteSells at 1.4-1.5 million easily . It's one of the best locations in Harlem. Center of 2/3/A/B/C/D trains. FDB/Lenox Ave/ Morningside Park/ Central Park. Rental income will cover most of the mortgage.
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