228 West 136 Street   Unit BUILDING

Looking to move uptown? This is the perfect investment. A 17-foot wide townhouse originally constructed in 1910. This three family townhouse comes with a vacant owners duplex and two occupied free market rental units on the 3rd and 4th floors.
The Forth Floor is 833sf
This large loft like 1 bedroom with 9.6ft ceilings, two fireplaces, north facing living room and south facing bedroom and office is a unit tenants stay long term. The enormous living room has a wall of three large windows giving you great light all day long. There's a full eat-in kitchen in the center of the apartment. A huge quiet bedroom with two windows and an adjacent office with another window letting in all the southern light. One closet and huge closet space. A windowed bathroom with full tube and vanity. Market rent.
The Third Floor is 800sf
This large open loft like 1 bedroom with 10.6ft ceilings, two fireplaces, north facing living room and south facing bedroom rents on the first showing. The enormous living room has a big beautiful bay window with built-in seating and terrific morning light. There's a full eat-in kitchen in the center of the apartment. A huge quiet bedroom with two windows and huge closet space. A windowed bathroom with full tube and vanity. Market rent.
Owners Duplex
Parlor Floor
All about the ceiling height with the parlor floor at 11.7ft and still holding on to it's original details.
Garden Floor
Modern living room, dining room, half bathroom and modern kitchen. Private garden with enough space to create whatever you can imagine. Ceiling height 8.6ft.
Basement
A dry basement with 7.6ft ceilings you could finish or continue to use as storage.
Location
136th Street is a quiet tree lined street a block away from St. Nicholas Park. You're right in between the 2/3 trains and the B/C trains and you're a few blocks from the Whole Foods Complex and all the other restaurants and shopping you need on 125th Street. Your investment will continue to see long term growth with the MTA's investment in the 125th MetroNorth Station, Columbia Universities 6 billion dollar campus expansion, and The Proton Center to the East.
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