Property
| Ownership: | Multi-Family |
|---|---|
| Rooms: | 13 |
| Bedrooms: | 5 BR |
| Bathrooms: | 3½ |
Financials
Price:$925,000
Real estate tax:$6,869
Listing Courtesy of Ivey North
Be among the first to tour this 1960 built Brooklyn townhome, offering a unique combination of generous living space, private outdoor space, and built in rental income.
Description
Be among the first to tour this 1960-built Brooklyn townhome, offering a unique combination of generous living space, private outdoor space, and built-in rental income.Set on a 20' × 100' lot, 970 East 103rd Street features a flexible multi-level layout with plenty of room to settle in, entertain, and create spaces that evolve with your needs. Private outdoor areas further extend the living experience and add to the versatility of the home.Adding to the property's appeal is an occupied garden-level apartment generating approximately $30,000 in annual rental income ($2,500 per month), providing an immediate income stream for the next owner.Whether you're looking for a long-term home with the benefit of offsetting ownership costs or an investment with existing revenue, this townhome offers an attractive balance of space, flexibility, and income potential.Conveniently located near neighborhood shopping, transportation, parks, schools, and everyday essentials, 970 East 103rd Street is ready for its next chapter.Schedule your private tour and be among the first to experience the possibilities.
Amenities
- Walk-up

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