Priciest, cheapest units to hit the market
One three-bedroom listed at $21M; another at $199K
August 03, 2012 12:00PM
From left: 25 Columbus Circle and 511 West 138th Street (buildings credit: PropertyShark)
The priciest home to come online this week is a condominium unit at 25?Columbus Circle?in Lincoln Square with an asking price of $21.5 million, according to?Streeteasy.com. Elizabeth Sample and Brenda Powers at Sotheby?s?International Realty have the listing. The 2,636-square-foot home has?three bedrooms, three bathrooms and one half bathroom. Other features?include 10-foot ceilings and a great room with park views.
Cathy Fuerth of the Corcoran Group has the week?s second priciest?listing for an Upper East Side co-op located at 830 Park Avenue.?Listed with an asking price of $15.999 million, the seven-bedroom,?seven-bathroom home comes as a combination opportunity. A Maisonette?triplex that has its own private entrance can be connected to an?adjacent doctor?s office ? now converted for residential use ? that?has its own Park Avenue entrance, according to the listing. Mary Kent?at Sotheby?s is the broker for the doctor?s office. However, if?combination is not in the cards, the five-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom?triplex alone, which measures 3,800 square feet, can be purchased for?$12.999 million.?According to the Corcoran listing, the home has a renovated kitchen,?high ceilings throughout and an exercise room.
A condo penthouse in Chelsea takes third place for the week?s priciest?listings. Leonard Steinberg and Herve Senequier at Prudential Douglas?Elliman have the listing for the 3,248-square-foot, three-bed,?3.5-bathroom home located at 200 Eleventh Avenue.?According to the description, the home is located half a block away?from the High Line and offers views of Midtown.
A West Harlem co-op home located at 511 West 138th Street?is the week?s least expensive listing to hit the Manhattan market. The?three-bedroom, one-bathroom, 800-square-foot home has an asking price?of $199,000. Julia Torrence at Torrence Real Estate has the listing.
A studio co-op unit located at 320 East 42nd Street?in Midtown East is the week?s second cheapest listing. Square footage?for the unit, whose asking price is $215,000, is not listed. Joe?Gotham at Joe Gotham LTD has the listing, which says the apartment?gets good sunlight and has a large kitchen.
The third least expensive listing is located across town in Midtown?West at 325 West 45th Street.?Guido Pompilj at Vivaldi Real Estate has the listing for the?300-square-foot studio unit. The listing says the home?s southern?exposure gets good natural light and gives views of a tree-lined?street below. ? Zachary Kussin
Source: http://therealdeal.com/blog/2012/08/03/priciest-cheapest-units-to-hit-the-market-163/
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