The Most Popular Properties of October
By: Michael Kolomatsky
Published: 11/21/2019Source: The New York TimesFeaturing Ryan Scully's listing at 78 Charles Street, West Village:
The most viewed listings on The New York Times’s Find a Home site in October included Manhattan apartments, a sprawling estate in Kansas, and a weather-resistant, high-tech home on the coast of Nova Scotia.
5. Picture Perfect
$749,000 | 33 Parkway Drive, Port Chester, N.Y.
The fifth-most-popular listing of October was a pretty four-bedroom, three-bath, colonial-style house with a promise that it was well-maintained and desirably located across from a park and near the train station.
Broker: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, White Plains Office
4. Madison Square Park Views
$5,499,000 | 225 Fifth Avenue, No. 8L, Midtown South
Next up, a three-bedroom, two-bath condo overlooking Madison Square Park in a full-service, amenity-rich building. The grandly scaled, modern-looking apartment covers 2,168 square feet, and could be combined with an adjacent unit.
Broker: Douglas Elliman
3. For Large Gatherings
$11,800,000 | 5225 Renner Road, Lake Quivira, Kan.
Dropping from first place in September to third in October, this sprawling, seven-bedroom, seven-full-and-eight-half-bath home on 15 acres is suitable for large family gatherings or business retreats.
Broker: Crown Realty
2. Funky Village Pad
$899,000 | 78 Charles Street, No. 5W, West Village
Climbing from fourth place in September to second in October, a funky top-floor, one-bedroom, one-bath apartment in the West Village. A punchy paint job and 11-foot ceilings make the listing stand out.
Broker: The Corcoran Group
1. A House and the Sea
$1,448,470 | 2001 East Jeddore Road, East Jeddore, Nova Scotia
The most popular listing of October rocketed from its fifth-place spot in September. This jewel box of a house on the Atlantic coast has four bedrooms, three baths, is built to withstand hurricanes and can operate off the grid.
Broker: Engel & Volkers
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