Nestled in coveted Floral Park North/Bellerose Manor, this sun-drenched Tudor showcases the enduring craftsmanship and solid construction of a legendary Gross-Morton single-family home. This bright, Eastern facing home sits on an expansive 40x100 lot with 4,000 sq ft and features a building size of 24 x 36 offering 1,443 sq ft of interior living space. The main level introduces a comfortable full-sized bedroom, a guest powder room, an open dining room and living room set-up, and a generous eat-in galley kitchen, tastefully remodeled 4 years ago, equipped with sleek stainless steel appliances. A dedicated outside separate entrance (OSE) leads down to the basement or into a climate-controlled mudroom that opens onto the secluded backyard. Architectural character defines this level, showcasing lofty cathedral ceilings with exposed timber beams, gleaming honey oak floors, perimeter windows accented by original stained glass, and a functional wood-burning fireplace. Upstairs, the second level hosts an oversized King-sized bedroom, a well-proportioned Queen bedroom, and an elegant full marble bath fitted with an integrated bench. Freshly refinished hardwoods carry throughout, alongside a ceiling hatch with access to a fully insulated attic for storage or future finishing. Downstairs, the fully finished basement provides valuable multipurpose bonus space complete with a full bath and designated laundry hookups. Key mechanical updates ensure turnkey reliability, highlighted by a 1-year-old hot water heater, a 5-year-old boiler, and a 5-year-old roof. The exterior grounds feature a deep private driveway accommodating 4 to 5 vehicles, a standalone 1-car garage, an enclosed backyard, and roof solar panels delivering optimal energy efficiency available for continued leasing or purchase. This neighborhood offers an exceptional setting just 1 block from picturesque Alley Pond Park's hiking, biking, and sports facilities, with Cunningham Park only minutes to the west. Everyday dining, shopping, and retail hubs surround the home. Union Turnpike is 1 block north, Hillside Avenue is 2 blocks south, and Braddock Avenue sits 7 blocks south, with nearby neighborhood amenities and places of worship moments away. Commuters have direct access to transit, with lines Q46, Q48, QM6, and QM36 one block away on Union Turnpike, and the Q43, QM68, and n22X two blocks south on Hillside Avenue. Motorists will appreciate being 6 blocks from the Grand Central Parkway, moments from the Cross Island Parkway, and a swift 15-minute commute from both JFK and LaGuardia Airports.