Private parkingOutdoor spaceRecessed lighting throughoutWhite countertopsTwo tone cabinetryStylish renovated kitchen
Welcome to 25-22 45th Street , the perfect starter home in Astoria for buyers ready to stop renting and start building equity. This deal checks all the boxes for a first time home buyer: no renovations necessary, private parking, outdoor space, and all under $1M.
This beautifully maintained 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom home was thoughtfully renovated in 2020 with updated plumbing and electrical systems, offering modern comfort and peace of mind. The home features recessed lighting throughout, split unit heating and cooling systems, and a stylish renovated kitchen with two tone cabinetry, white countertops, and a stove hood vented directly through the roof.
The finished basement adds exceptional flexibility with its own private entrance, a full bathroom, and impressive 7.5 foot ceilings , ideal for guests, recreation, a home office, or extended living space.
Situated on an R5 zoned lot with approximately 2,052 additional buildable square feet, this property may also offer future expansion potential for buyers and investors alike. The neighboring property was expanded by two additional levels and converted into a legal 3 family home, showcasing what may be possible. Buyers are encouraged to consult with an architect to verify buildability and zoning possibilities.
Why settle for a condo when you can enjoy the privacy, space, and convenience of owning a true home in one of Queens’ most sought after neighborhoods?
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