26-13 9th Street #Building Queens, NY 11102

Semidetached two-family home with large backyard, shared driveway, and garage in Old Astoria consisting of two duplexes.This home has as a two bedroom, living room, kitchen, full bathroom, and access to the private backyard on the first floor. Duplex Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, and full bathroom on the second and 2 bedrooms in the attic. Spacious fully finished basement with exit to the back yard. The lot is 20.25/150 long and perfect for large family gatherings, gardening and BBQ's.

Located on a dead-end quiet street with views of East River and RFK bridge, this home would be perfect for someone to occupy and have additional rent helping pay the mortgage. It's a four-minute ride to Manhattan on the ferry. The Astoria Blvd overhead N train is about 15 minutes' walk and additional access to public transportation on 21st Street. The Jewel of Astoria which is the waterfront Astoria Park is about 5 minutes' walk from the home with beautiful meadows and all the summer public events is always a thrill to attend.

Neighborhood:
Astoria offers a rich dining experience, short commute to NYC and nightlife. The home has views of the East River. The area is booming with new construction, with The Durst organization, Criterion and Alma transforming the waterfront. A few of the main attractions are a brisk walk to Sculpture Park, Rainey Park and The Noguchi Museum. The bike lane and the waterfront walk will rejuvenate your soul every morning. The NYC ferry to Manhattan is a five-minute walk. You can also take a bus to the F or overhead N on 31st Street. Shop at Costco or at the Broadway Shopping Center on 21st St. Don't forget the Jewel of Astoria, 'The Astoria Park', which recently went through a multimillion-dollar upgrade. This waterfront park makes an active community place for social gatherings, track and field, pool, basketball courts, tennis, skating and a beautiful Meadows for enjoying your summer days. Citi Bike has been added to the corner of 9th St and 27th Ave. Walk/Bike to ferry. Astoria to Manhattan's E 90th St in 4mins.

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