Welcome to this charming corner two-family property featuring classic architecture, a welcoming front porch, and strong curb appeal, complete with a detached 2-car garage and private driveway. Adjacent to the St. George Historic District and within close proximity to the ferry, this spacious property offers a unique combination of character, functionality, and location. Inside, this 6-bedroom, 3-bath residence offers a flexible layout with generously sized rooms, hardwood flooring, and abundant natural light throughout. The living spaces are enhanced by multiple fireplaces, detailed trim work, elegant French doors, and pocket doors that add timeless charm and warmth. Bright and inviting dining areas flow into the kitchens, including a newly remodeled second-floor kitchen featuring updated cabinetry, modern countertops, and stainless steel appliances. Upper-level bedrooms showcase unique architectural details with pitched ceilings and versatile use options. Additional highlights include a basement providing extra storage or potential living space, roof access, a newer roof, and a single heating unit servicing the property. The yard offers outdoor enjoyment space, while the detached 2-car garage adds convenience and additional storage. A covered front porch and balcony provide even more opportunities for outdoor relaxation. Situated in a well-established Staten Island neighborhood, this property offers convenient access to parks, shopping, dining, transportation, and the Staten Island Ferry. A rare opportunity to own a spacious two-family home filled with charm, character, and modern updates.
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