Re: Serena Boardman
let me know
--- Cecilia Steen cecilia.steen@gmail.com wrote:
Dear Cecelia:
The asking price for 41 East 65th Street is
$17,250,000 and the building
is 28ft wide and quite imposing. That said the the
street is medium and
original details only remain in the front hall
(marble wall, marble
ceiling, and marble bench) and in the form of
several fireplace surrounds
throughout the building; the remainder is "office"
like and in reasonably
good and usable condition.Also, please let Jeffrey know that there is a new
listing at 13 East 67th
Street. The house is not officially on the market
but I am going to see
it on Thursday. The property is approximately
20ft wide and has a nice
limestone facade. It is currently configured and
zoned as a single family
home and the condition is said to be be tired. I
will know more after I
see the house and will report. As for the price
the owner is said to want
about $11 million.Once again, thanks for pasing all this information
alongRegards,
Serena
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