Weekend Opens (4/18-4/19)
Posted by Dave Fratello on Saturday, April 18th, 2009 at 3:52am.
There's a minor explosion of opens this weekend, after a quiet weekend last week for Easter and despite a dearth of new listings.
Click here for the complete list of opens published in the Beach Reporter, or at any time use the link in the right-hand column under "Prop. Search Tools." As always, click on any highlighted address for more pics & details via Redfin.
Hill Section
877 8th (6br/6ba, 5000 sq. ft.) is a short-term hold, a newer Cape Cod (2007 build) purchased new for $3.650m in Sept. 2007.
This one hit the market this year at $3.599m and is down already to $3.399m. That would be a loss.
Available for public viewing for the first time we've seen. Open Sun. 2-4pm.
509 N. Dianthus (3br/3ba, 2250 sq. ft.) is a mid-60s home that has been completely redone and resembles some newer construction. Began recently at $1.35m, now at $1.199m. Open Sat. 1-4pm.
Sand Section
132 2nd (4br/5ba, 4300 sq. ft.) is a newer home fronting the 2nd St. walkstreet and running along Manhattan Ave.
This one was the subject of a story at MBC a month ago (see "A 2nd Try on 2nd") that noted, among other things, that the sellers had a deal last year at $6.225m that failed before coming to market at $6.0m later.
Now at $4.5m, still +$1m from the April 2005 price. Open Sun. 2-5pm.
2719 Manhattan Ave., a fairly big (4br/5ba, 3450 sq. ft.), high-concept modern was also purchased in April 2005, just like 132 2nd, in this case for $4.3m. We've seen this one around for a while, but this weekend appears to offer the first look to John Q. Public. Sellers now seek a nice $1.7m markup to $5.999m. Open Sun. 2-5pm.
468 33rd (5br/5ba, 4250 sq. ft.) is up on a friendly block on the plateau. This one has been on and off the market for the better part of 2 years, last at $3.4m before a long break, now at $2.890m. Open Sun. 2-5pm.
132 El Porto (2br/2ba, 1200 sq. ft.) has been marked down 25% over a few months, and is now among the cheaper and more charming beach-close offerings at $899k. Open Sun. 1-4pm.
FREE LUNCH DEPT.
If you're walking or driving to the beach Satuday, plan your route strategically and pick up a free lunch (per the Beach Reporter) at 229 24th, a lush new home that chopped this week to $4.999m. There are restaurants all over town that didn't cost that much to build. Open Sat. 1-4pm.
Tree Section
1600 Elm (3br/3ba, 1975 sq. ft.) is just plain cute.
A 50s cottage with some 80s additions, this one has some nice throwback appeal, and just. enough. space... almost. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-4pm.
Not picky on size, but just want the MB address?
How about 1301 Oak (3br/1ba, 1000 sq. ft.), rated a "starter" by the listing, well below $1m at $865k. Sellers paid $605k in Jan. 2003. Open Sun. 2-4pm.
2808 Maple offers lots of space (5br/3ba, 3600 sq. ft.) in an updated late-80s home. This one calls to mind 1728 Poinsettia, about the same size and vintage, which closed for $1.6m in early March. Maple has a tad more space, but the location is less desirable than Poinsettia's. Maple starts at $1.675m. Open Sun. 2-4pm.
Click here for the complete list of opens published in the Beach Reporter, or at any time use the link in the right-hand column under "Prop. Search Tools." As always, click on any highlighted address for more pics & details via Redfin.
Hill Section
877 8th (6br/6ba, 5000 sq. ft.) is a short-term hold, a newer Cape Cod (2007 build) purchased new for $3.650m in Sept. 2007.This one hit the market this year at $3.599m and is down already to $3.399m. That would be a loss.
Available for public viewing for the first time we've seen. Open Sun. 2-4pm.
509 N. Dianthus (3br/3ba, 2250 sq. ft.) is a mid-60s home that has been completely redone and resembles some newer construction. Began recently at $1.35m, now at $1.199m. Open Sat. 1-4pm.
Sand Section
132 2nd (4br/5ba, 4300 sq. ft.) is a newer home fronting the 2nd St. walkstreet and running along Manhattan Ave.This one was the subject of a story at MBC a month ago (see "A 2nd Try on 2nd") that noted, among other things, that the sellers had a deal last year at $6.225m that failed before coming to market at $6.0m later.
Now at $4.5m, still +$1m from the April 2005 price. Open Sun. 2-5pm.
2719 Manhattan Ave., a fairly big (4br/5ba, 3450 sq. ft.), high-concept modern was also purchased in April 2005, just like 132 2nd, in this case for $4.3m. We've seen this one around for a while, but this weekend appears to offer the first look to John Q. Public. Sellers now seek a nice $1.7m markup to $5.999m. Open Sun. 2-5pm.
468 33rd (5br/5ba, 4250 sq. ft.) is up on a friendly block on the plateau. This one has been on and off the market for the better part of 2 years, last at $3.4m before a long break, now at $2.890m. Open Sun. 2-5pm.
132 El Porto (2br/2ba, 1200 sq. ft.) has been marked down 25% over a few months, and is now among the cheaper and more charming beach-close offerings at $899k. Open Sun. 1-4pm.
FREE LUNCH DEPT.
If you're walking or driving to the beach Satuday, plan your route strategically and pick up a free lunch (per the Beach Reporter) at 229 24th, a lush new home that chopped this week to $4.999m. There are restaurants all over town that didn't cost that much to build. Open Sat. 1-4pm.
Tree Section
1600 Elm (3br/3ba, 1975 sq. ft.) is just plain cute.A 50s cottage with some 80s additions, this one has some nice throwback appeal, and just. enough. space... almost. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-4pm.
Not picky on size, but just want the MB address?
How about 1301 Oak (3br/1ba, 1000 sq. ft.), rated a "starter" by the listing, well below $1m at $865k. Sellers paid $605k in Jan. 2003. Open Sun. 2-4pm.
2808 Maple offers lots of space (5br/3ba, 3600 sq. ft.) in an updated late-80s home. This one calls to mind 1728 Poinsettia, about the same size and vintage, which closed for $1.6m in early March. Maple has a tad more space, but the location is less desirable than Poinsettia's. Maple starts at $1.675m. Open Sun. 2-4pm.
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