Bright and functional residencePet-friendly buildingPractical layoutWood cabinetsCast-iron bathtubFormica countertopsMedicine cabinet
Welcome to Apartment 5C at 1275 East 5th Street — a well-maintained studio in the
heart of Midwood, Brooklyn offering flexibility for both investors and future end users.
The unit is outfitted with cherry wood hardwood floors, a pass through kitchen with
Formica countertops, wood cabinets, and working appliances along with a windowed
bathroom with cast-iron bathtub, ceramic tiles, medicine cabinet, sink, toilet and pocket
doors.
This bright and functional residence is in good condition and features a practical layout
with excellent potential. The apartment is currently tenant-occupied through September
2026 paying $1,460 per month, providing immediate rental income for investors, while
also offering the option to be delivered vacant for buyers seeking a future primary
residence or pied-à-terre.
A rare advantage: the unit may be sublet from day one with board approval, making it
an exceptional opportunity for investors looking for flexibility and long-term upside. Low
maintenance of $431.20, sublet fees are $86.24.
Situated in a pet-friendly building with a live-in superintendent, video cameras
throughout, laundry, and a courtyard, this cooperative is conveniently located near
shopping, dining, public transportation, and neighborhood amenities, Apartment 5C
presents an excellent chance to own in a desirable Brooklyn location with multiple
ownership possibilities.
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