603 18th St, Brooklyn, NY 11218

Back to Market, Priced Reduced to Sell in 30 days! 2 Family ~ Searching for a unique, sunny 2 family home offering tranquility and convenience nestled away in Brooklyn? Welcome to 603 18th Street in Windsor Terrace -- a charming 2 family home with sprawling outdoor space. #1: (Currently rented & occupied) 2 bed 2.5 baths + 500 sq ft basement + private outdoor backyard & patio. This home offers living space that is absolutely flooded with natural sunlight - boasting oversized windows. Enter into an open-concept layout: the bright living room -- complete with hardwood floors -- connects seamlessly with the open-plan kitchen, offering stainless steel appliances, abundant cabinet & shelf storage and crisp countertops. The kitchen's wide pass-through leads to the dining area where indoor/outdoor living collide perfectly via outdoor patio, leafy views and a door leading out to the private backyard. Right off the kitchen is a cozy powder room. Provided with a separate entrance the Garden level includes the master suite (office nook, vast closet space and a full bathroom). This area level also includes: large 2nd bedroom, 2 full bathrooms, and potentially another living space/office area. The garden level leads out to an expansive backyard that includes a patio, large shed, enclosed by a private gate in the rear of the home. Below that the Basement level provides versatile, open space (with additional storage and w/d hookup). Enjoy the ease of living just a matter of blocks from Prospect Park and the serenity of direct views overlooking historic Green-Wood Cemetery. Subways: F/G #2: 2 bed 1 bath (currently rented & occupied) Gorgeous 2 bed 1 bath with in-unit laundry beautiful hardwood floors. #1: Rented for the first time ever which tenant is currently paying $4,500/month with 9 months left on lease. #2: Tenant is paying $2,100 with 3-6 months left on lease. (Building will be delivered with tenants collecting $6,700/month) Please note, current market rent is higher than what Landlord is collecting because it was rented out during the heart of the pandemic.