19 Lower Cross Road, $17.9 million, reports a pending sale.
On a lesser scale, but we can’t all live in Conyers Farm, 61 Ridgeview Avenue is also pending: asking price was $2.695. This is a fabulous house and given my druthers, I’d take it over Conyers Farm, any time at all. Lucky buyers.
Dude –
The link to 61 Ridgeview goes to 19 Lower Cross.
Numb nuts.
Your Pal,
Walt
nice vid tho’
That’s a first for me, seeing the homeowners do a YT clip for the listing agency. Very cute couple and they obviously love their home.
Agreed on first for broker youtube of the homeowner. Can you imagine most of Greenwich doing that? “Buy my house or I’ll smash you over the head with this lacrosse stick, loser…”
Dude –
And now I really do owe you brunch.
You frigging loser.
Your Pal,
Walt
Agreed….absolutely great house. Its certainly not conventional Greenwich, and tough at time of resell, but its a great home.
Actually,it sold pretty quickly – albeit a few months, not days, but not so very long. I don’t have this kind of money but I’m serious: if I could pick one house to live in in town, this would have been it.
The video is FAR SUPERIOR to the dreadful pictures. I would fire the photographer who did not capture at all the beautiful streaming light and angles that they did in the video.
The couple capture the essence of the home and should be the default media for viewing the property. Agree the still photos are pretty much worthless.
Is like to know how the listing agent came up with the idea of the video. It’s very clever, and remarkable that no one else has gone this route.
Huh, contemporaries, not my cup of tea, but this place could pull me in their direction. The video is very effective, nice job and yes, cute couple.
Price sold it. Video let’s owners think they had something to do with it. Great. Now all the owners are going to want the same dog and pony show. If pics sold a property why don’t Oogilvy’s listings fly off the shelf?
Well I’d say it was the usual combination, price and the quality of the house. The charming owners could have talked all day, but if those two factors weren’t there, they’d still be talking.