There's just not much one can do with a mid-70s house

Or almost any Greenwich development house from the 50s-90s. By which I mean, you can certainly update them and create a very comfortable home to live in, but don’t expect much profit trying to flip them.

The owners of 215 Riverside Avenue paid $2.050 million for it —full price, 30 DOM — in August, 2016, completely redid it and put it back on the market in August, 2017 at $3.2 million. Today they took another cut, and it can be yours for $2,180,50.

Which is probably a good deal. For that money you get a new kitchen, new baths, extra space — these owners expanded it from 2,600 to 4,000 sq.ft., new mechanicals, etc., all at that 2016 purchase price. Say “thank you”, and move right in.

Here’s that original house, and its listing.