Property Description

Built from the ground up in 2002, this brick legal two-family offers modern systems and newer construction, a rare find among the century-old prewar homes that make up most of this part of Brooklyn. The upper unit is currently occupied by tenants. The lower unit will be vacant at closing. It's an outstanding opportunity to move in and let the second unit help with the mortgage, or to lease both units and hold it as an investment.The home features gas hot-water baseboard heat, central air, a separate commercial-grade gas water heater, and plumbing and electrical from its 2002 construction. Newer systems typically mean less upkeep and fewer of the surprise big-ticket repairs that come with older buildings. For an owner or investor, that can mean lower expected capital expenditures and more predictable operating costs, which makes it easier to plan, budget and project performance with confidence.No co-op board, no condo approvals and no monthly common charges. You get fee-simple ownership of the building and the land, plus off-street parking.The B and Q trains at Church Avenue and Beverley Road put Manhattan and the rest of Brooklyn within easy reach. Prospect Park is a short bus or bike ride away, and the shops, restaurants and services along Church Avenue cover everyday errands.A newer brick two-family with off-street parking, no board and an exceptional location, plus the flexibility to live in it, rent it or both. Schedule your private showing today.

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