Just wanted to drop you a quick line and let you know that there has been a significant price reduction at Queen’s Court Condominiums, 124 Warren Ave N. See the attached pdf for details. Most units have been reduced by $9,000 – $25,000. We also have special financing in place for units A, 203, and 305 involving rates bought down by the seller. If you aren’t familiar with Queen’s Court – 1930 building, old world charm with nice updates – granite counters, stainless steel appliances, coved ceilings, etc.

Queen’s Court doesn’t have a website so I turned to Redfin for some more details but unfortunately the listings don’t really have any photos. This of course violates Urbnlivn’s rule of thumb to make sure your listing has great professional photos before you do something like reduce prices. Here are the best two out of the four photos they have up on their listings:

I emailed the listing agent for more info and got this update on sales:

There are 34 units total, of which 14 are still available. FHA/ VA financing available. 2 parking spaces are still available for purchase, and there are great leased parking options very close by.

As well as a few more pictures.

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Open house review: Novelle:

All in all, I think the spaces were cute, bright, and well laid out, but it felt like a quickie remodel with no attention to the minor details that fans of period homes would notice, like painting over knobs and drawer handles.

Ben has a few other notes including it’s previous names as apartments.

Open house review: The Pittsburgh

When I saw the listing, its square footage, and time on the market, I was thinking that 255sqf must be horrifyingly cramped, which is why such a cheap place has been sitting for almost 3 months now. (The photos in the listing are for the one bedroom unit, by the way.)

Another conversion was recently blogged about in this post on Vintage Seattle, Profile: Queen’s Court Condos (be sure to click through for the writer’s photos):

The kitchens have been gutted and redone with modern touches like stainless appliances. Not much of the original kitchens remain.