But one thing we hasn't seen is something being touted as New York City's skinniest house. At 9 1/2 feet wide and 42 feet long, it sounds like it would be easy to move. Or not. Probably depends on what exactly is inside the house. But it's been around since 1873 and it's located at 75 1/2 Bedford St in Greenwhich Village, which is cute because it's sandwiched in between 75 and 77 Bedford St. You see, the house is skinny and is between two others, so it gets that little "1/2" designation on its address. And now it's for sale. You can own this humble abode for a cool $2.7 million -- which is a slight uptick from the $1.6 million that the current owner paid for it in 2000. And imagine all the fun you could have in that house and all the guests (guest?) you could squeeze in there on those party nights.
And if you do buy NYC's skinniest house, make sure to call us up and see if we can squeeze your stuff in there for you. Granted we don't have a branch there, but we could handle a long distance move if you're moving there. And make sure to take advantage of one of our many special offers like our Cram Session of Back To School specials that can save you $20 on your move. E-mail Starving Students here today and get started on the best move you've ever had!
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
NYC Skinny House For Sale
As you can imagine with nearly one million moves over the course of our 36 years of service, we've seen many things. We've seen pretty much every type of condo, apartment and house you can imagine and we've moved offices of all sorts. But one thing we hasn't seen is something being touted as New York City's skinniest house. At 9 1/2 feet wide and 42 feet long, it sounds like it would be easy to move. Or not. Probably depends on what exactly is inside the house. But it's been around since 1873 and it's located at 75 1/2 Bedford St in Greenwhich Village, which is cute because it's sandwiched in between 75 and 77 Bedford St. You see, the house is skinny and is between two others, so it gets that little "1/2" designation on its address. And now it's for sale. You can own this humble abode for a cool $2.7 million -- which is a slight uptick from the $1.6 million that the current owner paid for it in 2000. And imagine all the fun you could have in that house and all the guests (guest?) you could squeeze in there on those party nights.
And if you do buy NYC's skinniest house, make sure to call us up and see if we can squeeze your stuff in there for you. Granted we don't have a branch there, but we could handle a long distance move if you're moving there. And make sure to take advantage of one of our many special offers like our Cram Session of Back To School specials that can save you $20 on your move. E-mail Starving Students here today and get started on the best move you've ever had!
But one thing we hasn't seen is something being touted as New York City's skinniest house. At 9 1/2 feet wide and 42 feet long, it sounds like it would be easy to move. Or not. Probably depends on what exactly is inside the house. But it's been around since 1873 and it's located at 75 1/2 Bedford St in Greenwhich Village, which is cute because it's sandwiched in between 75 and 77 Bedford St. You see, the house is skinny and is between two others, so it gets that little "1/2" designation on its address. And now it's for sale. You can own this humble abode for a cool $2.7 million -- which is a slight uptick from the $1.6 million that the current owner paid for it in 2000. And imagine all the fun you could have in that house and all the guests (guest?) you could squeeze in there on those party nights.
And if you do buy NYC's skinniest house, make sure to call us up and see if we can squeeze your stuff in there for you. Granted we don't have a branch there, but we could handle a long distance move if you're moving there. And make sure to take advantage of one of our many special offers like our Cram Session of Back To School specials that can save you $20 on your move. E-mail Starving Students here today and get started on the best move you've ever had!
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