Just Listed (but not by me) 907 Elizabeth Street in Old Town Key West. You know the neighborhood. Seven Fish Restaurant is on the corner at Olivia Street (CLICK HERE).
It's an easy to walk to St. Mary's Sar of the Sea Catholic Church CLICK HERE up on the opposite corner on Truman Avenue. Duval Street is two blocks west. The new Old Town Gym is a three block walk east of Elizabeth. The Coffee Mill is a couple of blocks beyond that. The point is the location is really convenient for the second home owner who wants proximity to everything. And here is the best part: this house is listed at $625,000 or $406 per sq ft. CLICK HERE for an aerial perspective of 907 Elizabeth Street. I even noted the location of Seven Fish to help the viewer.
This is how the listing Realtor describes 907 Elizabeth Street:
"Just an easy stroll to Duval Street, this is a lovely Conch House built in 1928 with two bedrooms and two baths, living and dining rooms with high ceilings and a nice eat in kitchen with Viking gas range and new refrigerator. Laundry room, 2 zone central air, a covered rear sitting porch that leads to a bricked patio and loggia with many mature palms and flower beds, and room for a pool."The 1540 sq ft house sits on a very large lot (3275 sq ft or 25' x 131'). The house has the obligatory white picket fence. But the front has an electric gate that opens onto bricked off street parking CLICK HERE.
CLICK HERE for more detailed information on this listing and to view more photos of the inside and outside.
CLICK HERE for a look-back at what this house looked like in 1965. CLICK HERE to see it from a different angle.
If you are looking for a second home in Key West and would like to see 907 Elizabeth Street (or any other house) please call me, Gary Thomas, 305-766-2642. I am a full time Realtor at Preferred Properties Coastal Realty Inc.
3 comments:
FYI, status just changed to contingent. Two days after being listed!
Gary
Gee, do you think it might have something to do with the list price set at what the market is currently experiencing? It's so blatently obvious that these "delusional sellers" (I loved that comment from your other post) have no clue as to the state of the Key West market. Looks like someone got a good deal...
Mike
Delusional. Yes.
But I blame the realtors enabling those sellers who still can't understand why it isn't selling when they paid so much for the property just a few years ago.
I blame the 'me' generation of idiots who think they are right to assume everyone will pay the price they set and not argue the facts that the property is worth far less. We have to get over the mindset that you can't lose money in real estate and prices will keep going up. Most of these sellers need a good dose of reality and will only get it when the foreclosure sign goes on the door, the furniture goes out into the street and doors are padlocked by local law enforcement. Maybe then will they look up long enough from their own fantasy world and say 'duh?!'
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