Among the most recent deals in MB, you'll find quite a mix.
No, there's not a single home that's both "clunky" and "beautiful" with ocean views. At least not among the current crop. Here's the roundup:
2300 Elm (5br/3ba 2780 sq. ft.) definitely qualifies as clunky. It's a dated, worn-out late-1980s home with an…
Among the most recent deals in MB, you'll find quite a mix.
No, there's not a single home that's both "clunky" and "beautiful" with ocean views. At least not among the current crop. Here's the roundup:
2300 Elm (5br/3ba 2780 sq. ft.) definitely qualifies as clunky. It's a dated, worn-out late-1980s home with an unusual layout.
Entry is off the side of the home (unusual), there's no real master bedroom (unusual) and one upstairs bedroom opens to a vast bonus room with wet bar (unusual).
We said no master – there's one one br with an attached bath, but it's a small bath, and whose master is off the living room?
The yard here is surprisingly ample for a 4480 sq. ft. lot, and could really be something with a little work.
Truly that's the story of 2300 Elm – a decent location, dated house that could really be something with a little work. Probably best if you moved some walls and fixed the layout mistakes of the original build.
2300 Elm came up recently at
$1.199m. Someone saw past the current version of the home and grabbed it in less than 2 weeks. (Note: The home shows 2+ mos. on market because the listing emerged briefly in March before going on hold for a while.)
2000 Palm (5br/5ba, 3550 sq. ft.) is one that we told you simply would not last. It had sold off-market, and now has just sold on-market after the off-market deal fell apart.
Seems like only yesterday that we called this one a "quality Mediterranean on a plus-plus block of the Trees" with a nice floorplan and bonus basement. That plus a nice yard.
Too beautiful, too nicely located to linger, 2000 Palm had a deal within a week, listed at
$2.2m.
428 32nd (4br/4ba, 4300 sq. ft.) is a remodel up on the plateau with ocean views down 32nd St. and over the low-slung neighbor.
Though the home was originally built in the late 1980s, it was substantially remodeled just a few years ago. (The listing gives it a 2006 build date.) It's got a classy, modern style inside and out.
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Disclosures: We're friendly with the sellers and had clients tour the property before it hit the public market. We're limiting our comments on the home as a result.)
The home somewhat evokes a neighboring listing at
436 32nd, an absolutely smashing architectural remodel of a similar 1980s original. The neighbor at 436 has been up at $2.799m for several weeks, having had one deal come and go in that time.
428 32nd did not last long at
$2.649m.
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