Modern vinyl flooringNew roofDetached garageRecessed lightingPrivate drivewayWelcoming foyerFreshly pointed brickwork
Take advantage of this rare opportunity to own a move-in-ready, vacant brick semi-detached corner two-family home in the highly sought-after Old Mill Basin neighborhood before it’s gone. This well-maintained property features a detached garage, private driveway, new roof, freshly pointed brickwork, and new rear exterior gutters, offering both comfort and convenience. Ideal for investors or owner-occupants looking to generate rental income, the first-floor unit includes a welcoming foyer, spacious living room with hardwood floors, a full bathroom with a glass-enclosed stall shower, a large light-filled eat-in kitchen with Silestone countertops, and a comfortable one-bedroom with generous closet space. The second-floor apartment offers a bright living room, an eat-in kitchen, a full bathroom with a glass stall shower, and two generous bedrooms with excellent closet space, including one with direct roof access. The updated lower level features an open-concept layout with modern vinyl flooring, recessed lighting, abundant storage, and a stylish wet bar with quartz countertops and a wine fridge, along with a full bathroom, utility/boiler room, and direct access to the cozy backyard—perfect for entertaining. Conveniently located near public transportation, Georgetown Shopping Center, Kings Plaza, Utica Avenue and Avenue N shopping, restaurants, cafés, local parks, and more, this exceptional property offers unmatched potential and value. Don’t miss out—this opportunity won’t last!
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