Inside an Impeccably Renovated Pre-War One-Bedroom in Carnegie Hill | 12 East 87th Street, 8C

[@robstockton2463]

“Sophisticated living at its finest.” LOL OMG

[@marialeemlb1574]

incredible space for area - amazing updates while maintaining original charm

[@paulo7200]

My interview with the co-op committee would be like the intake interview with Jack Nicolson in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest".😆

[@bar10ml44]

Definitely better than the modern approach and for NY I'm guessing quite spacious. It is the maintenance fees that always get me.

[@johnpsalinger173]

At least with a Co-Op that includes taxes.

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Thank you for sharing a beautiful condo or coop home. The kitchen is very and the in unit washer dryer are gorgeous to have always available.😊

[@BONNIEJOYOSBORN]

This my kind of bldg .I love it abd Carnegie Hill and Brick Presbyterian church ❤❤❤❤

[@jennifergraham9679]

Beautiful renovated apartment, the only thing missing is a balcony of some kind.

[@c.l.9344]

Yes a terrence.

[@Somewhereintime22]

Nothing escapes gray

[@suemar63]

LOL! So agreed. I despise gray. And yet it keeps going and going and going...............

[@Somewhereintime22]

@ I’d add barn doors, no closet doors, and shelves instead of upper kitchen cabinets to the list too. In a decade there will be home improvement shows tearing it all out

[@Person-mh6xq]

@@suemar63 There is NOTHING wrong with grey if it is mixed with other colors. It's all about context.

[@robstockton2463]

I expected this one to have some character. 🤷🏼‍♂

[@se2103]

Nothing that can’t be fixed with some, Windsor Gray.

[@israelcallejas9353]

Beautiful place ❤❤❤

[@flashflame4952]

Ummm the doors with the washer and dryer inside of it should be louvered doors to allow the HEAT to escape...not solid doors...

[@richiesd1]

No, Hate louvered doors. Keep the door open while using.

[@merk9569]

@@richiesd1. I agree! Keeping louvered doors dusted is bad enough but they are ugly too.

[@JoaninFlorida]

@@richiesd1 And listen to twice the racker? No thanks.

[@scott5966]

Costs are: 1.4 million and 2800 per month maintenance. Price? Not great for size, but location is very good, a little north, but not bad and is why this is a premium. Monthly Maintenance is not bad considering it covers taxes and probably a host of other costs. Part time doorman not great, but keeps the maintenance lower. I'd make sure there is doorman coverage during prime delivery times since that is their main value these days -- accepting packages and providing some front line security. Window unit is unfortunate at that price and I'd double check if you need to replace the windows after purchase which is common if they are beyond a certain age.

[@sammalone4988]

Great place to stash the girlfriend so the wife does not find out.

[@robstockton2463]

The voiceover said brand new windows.

[@loum.4377]

What a rip off. I moved in 2007 from 10011, to Houston. I will NEVER return to lawlessness in that sewer called NYC.

[@scott5966]

@@loum.4377 I'd advise most people who are mid to do the same. We stayed because our careers took off and NYC is where we made our money. If you are middle management material, Houston or other mid cities are a better bet.

[@cdcaleo]

@@loum.4377 Houston is worse than NYC, and I'm not even joking! Houston may be cheap, but you need a vehicle to go anywhere, and it is statistically just as dangerous as NYC.

[@JamieJobb]

Cosmo Kramer lived here before he moved across the hall from Jerry Seinfeld. The problem with this place is the doors were applied backwards, so Kramer couldn't complete his entrances to Jerry's place -- without having to deal with a door working against him.

[@ludovic4903]

No info? Px? Anything?

[@JamboVidz]

It's 12 East 87th Street. The asking price is $1,425,000. Monthly maintenance is $2,800.

[@slvnyc2824]

@@JamboVidz I guessed 1.2 mil. And it’s even more. Sigh. For 900 square feet. But it’s a beautiful apartment in an almost perfect neighborhood.

[@sarahdee374]

@@slvnyc2824 Like they say, if you have to ask, you can't afford it! Beautiful though.

[@randall8379]

Price?

[@gonefishing3644]

Hmmm... can you have a "primary bedroom" in a one bedroom apartment? Wouldn't there need to be at least TWO bedrooms for one of them to be the primary one?

[@Ciara1594]

I could live there. 😏💰

[@vulcan2882]

the monthly fees are around $2,500 and that's not including the mortgage or utilities.

[@eattherich9215]

@0:49, how are you supposed to open the window? @1:02, a window air conditioning unit, really?

[@lizh4933]

That's what I thought. Window shaker A/C. No thanks.

[@encompassvideo5429]

In 1996 I was offered a one bedroom apt in that building for 140k

[@rjd3wine]

I wish I bought in the 1990's at THOSE prices I was told I was crazy to buy at. Biggest regret of my life. I wanted a $405k 2-bedroom prewar now worth around $3mil.

[@Thomas-fu8vp]

Dark , too dark , a dungeon!!

[@Person-mh6xq]

That's actually because they typically shoot these videos without bringing lighting in so it always reads dark and shadowy.

[@richiesd1]

@@Thomas-fu8vp , Have you been to most American homes? People like it dark, with all the shades drawn.

[@mh9706]

Window air conditioner in 2024? really?

[@MTMF.london]

It's a pre-war co-op. The board probably would not allow anything else.

[@rjd3wine]

Also may be a landmark restriction.

[@mh9706]

@@rjd3wine Good point, I never really thought of that.

[@buckethyacinth9598]

I'd love to see what the original vintage decor was. 99% of time "renovated" means they destroyed it and turned it into another white or gray box. I can't get my brain around people willing to pay that much money for that ....

[@cabotcat1]

The views: I want to stare at another building NOT

[@laramaui4114]

Which war?

[@vulcan2882]

The one back in 1776

[@KimLongsine]

Very Seinfeldish.

[@vulcan2882]

For what they're asking they should have given more info. Also for all the stagers out there GRAY IS OVER, try a new color for once.

[@Person-mh6xq]

From someone in the design business for 32 years I can tell you that grey is NOT over and, when used well and paired with other colors, creates a great backdrop.

[@vulcan2882]

@@Person-mh6xq .. walk into a gray room and you will become depressed real quick. A brighter colors gives a room more life. Gray is dull drab and depressing, gray makes any room feel cold. After 32 years in the design buz you should already know that.

[@laramaui4114]

Orange.

[@vulcan2882]

@@laramaui4114 ... depending on which room.

[@cynthiaoconnor7185]

Why did they upgrade everything but still have electricity-guzzling window a/c units? It's a beautiful apartment but if there is no central air and heat, it's not worth more than $200 per month. Plus, the color scheme is too sterile and cold.

[@Person-mh6xq]

$200 per month? That's a ridiculous thing to say. It's also a pre-war building and not all buildings allow you to convert to central heat and A/C in NYC.

[@kibbylollabee1259]

Cynthiaoconnor. “$200 a month” says the woman from rural Nebraska……

[@stephenstanfield7483]

Looks decent but probably way overpriced 😢. Must have had a buyer as they didn't mention the asking price 😕

[@Hudpix16]

The fact that it’s a historical building plus in an expensive neighborhood makes the price go up considerably.

[@1225328]

What gets me $2800 maintenance you got to be kidding you’re surrounded by concrete what maintenance?

[@josephsf2452]

no fireplace!!!!!!!!

[@sallykayekaufman5119]

No tub

[@lynclang]

Yes there is, enclosed in the shower.

[@jaw8811]

Such flowery overdone language. Tone it down, lady. 'Sophisticated living at its finest.' Oh boy.

[@slvnyc2824]

For that price it’d better be.

[@tuxtommy69]

Points though for not saying "most unique"! Hear that all the time from supposedly educated realtors!

[@beverlypitts8270]

Renovation has ruined this apartment.

[@queenbunnyfoofoo6112]

Exactly. The remodelers sucked the life out of that apartment.

[@Nordic_Sky]

$1.4 million for a tiny place with window-box AC units. No thanks.

[@JoaninFlorida]

Say how much or don't bother.

[@seriously1920]

Looks depressing

[@richiesd1]

And quite ugly with the standard shaker cabinets.

[@uwsgrrrl9981]

Great location. Spacious apartment with washer/dryer in unit. I like it.

[@agl5132]

It's the staging, you obviously can decorate in your own style.

[@laramaui4114]

😂

[@desertquill1939]

Grim. Nothing Neo- Renaissance inside.

[@wpeters4361]

This is being sold for $1,425,000.

[@rochellesantos4618]

World’s cheapest, ugliest staging.

[@christoforos689]

You’re mispronouncing Carnegie.

[@lisaoloughlin6476]

the furniture and decor is just awful.............

[@betsyward7915]

Horrible

[@Zencuda]

Price?