One hot water heaterOne oil boilerFour separate electric meters
192 Hale Avenue — a solid three-family home with a bonus , offering a rare combination of immediate income and built-in upside in Brooklyn's Cypress Hills neighborhood. Set on a 23 x 100 lot with approximately 3,072 sq. ft. of building space across three stories (built 1901), this is exactly the kind of well-positioned multifamily that today's all types of buyers are searching for.
The unit mix is the story here. The first-floor two-bedroom will be delivered vacant at closing — move-in ready for an owner-occupant or open for an incoming tenant at market rent. The second- and third-floor three-bedroom units are occupied by long-term, stable tenants (13 years in place), 2nd Floor Pays $1753 and the 3rd Floor pays $2,000. — predictable income today with a clear horizon for repositioning down the road.
Behind the walls, the building is set up for efficiency: four separate electric meters, one oil boiler, and one hot water heater. The full, unfinished basement has already been excavated to roughly seven feet with two exterior entrances (front and rear) — the heavy lifting is done for a buyer looking to add value below grade.
Location is a genuine advantage. The J train, Highland Park, the Jackie Robinson Parkway, and a full range of neighborhood conveniences are all close at hand, with Manhattan well within commuting reach. Zoned R5B on a residential block in a neighborhood drawing steady attention from all types of buyers, 192 Hale Avenue is a flexible, income-producing entry point into Brooklyn ownership.
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