44 Grahampton
This house on Grahampton continues to disappoint its owners. Built in 2002 and listed for $6.150 million, it didn’t sell until 2004, for $5.125. The buyers fixed it up to their taste and placed it back up for sale in 2007 at $6.995. The price has dropped since then, all the way to $4.995 (assessment is $4.715) but still no one wants it and today it’s been withdrawn from the market. I like the house, generally, but obviously buyers in this price range don’t. Perhaps spring will see new buyers more susceptible to its charms.
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OMG! Really? No one likes it? That is one of my favorite kitchens. Seriously, I have a collection of beautiful kitchen photos and recognized it immediately as “one of mine”. I like the curved shape, so much cozier than most of those gigantic ‘operating rooms’ where the stove is 3 miles from the sink.
Some of the rooms are kind of bland, but the paneled pool table room is cozy too. Too bad the Fed doesn’t pay me that kind of bucks, I’d move there in a minute!
The chimneys are very imposing.
The house is long and narrow with a limited back yard. Street is busy and a cut through. I don’t think these current owners realized this when they paid 5.1