High ceilingsClassic period charmQuiet tree-lined one-way streetBright well-proportioned living spacesDecorative stained glassTimeless architectural detailHardwood floors
Located just two blocks from Yale University, 130-132 Mansfield Street presents a rare opportunity to own a lovingly maintained three-unit property in the heart of New Haven. This elegant early-1900s residence has been cared for over decades and showcases timeless architectural detail, including hardwood floors, high ceilings, and decorative stained glass. Each unit offers bright, well-proportioned living spaces filled with natural light, complemented by large windows and classic period charm. The layout provides flexibility for both owner-occupants and investors alike. Set on a quiet, tree-lined one-way street, the property features a peaceful yard with shared outdoor space. Its prime location places you moments from downtown, as well as shops, restaurants, museums, and public transportation, along with nearby outdoor destinations like East Rock Park and the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail. Whether you're seeking an investment or a place to call home, this property offers exceptional value, flexibility, and an unbeatable location. Property being sold "As Is".
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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