Updated1/4/2017
Added8/19/2016
Added8/19/2016
About this Property
Very rare Marble facade 4 story/3 family property offering old charm on a land marked tree lined block in prime Stuyvesant Heights historical district. Currently configured as an owner's lower duplex, occupying the garden and parlor floors. The third and fourth floors offers two full-floor rentals with great rental income potential. Architect and builder, John C. Bushfield built the home in the Renaissance Revival Style in 1886. One of the Facade town-homes. Many of the period details remain such as the marble stoop made from raw marble blocks, stained glass transoms, original slate fireplace mantels, pocket windows, carpentry and woodwork. Close to the A/C trains, reputable restaurants on both Malcolm X Blvd and Lewis Ave, cafes, yoga studios, jazz bar and specialty shops. Delivered vacant.
Details
- Status:No Longer Available
- Type:Single Family
- ID:15346861
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