The contemporary home is like something out of an ’80s fever dream, with different aesthetic styles throughout—so will it find a buyer? That’s the, uh, $6 million question.
On June 25 and 26th, the Museum will run seven vintage trains to and from the Brighton Beach. Between 12-4 p.m. on those days, trains will make a short round trip from Brighton Beach to Ocean Parkway, and a longer roundtrip to Kings Highway.
Once upon a time, this Manhattan Beach mansion had a $9.75 million asking price, a New York Times profile, and listings photos that showed it off. But times have changed, and four years and one pricechop later, it's still up for grabs.
Way out in Brooklyn, $3.5 million buys a whole lot more than it does in the center of Manhattan. In Brighton Beach it nets a 5,200-square-foot mansion just one block from the beach.