Co-op, 421 Crown Street #14R, Crown Heights - Real Estate New York

Description

Introducing a delightful one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment located on the third floor of a well-kept HDFC cooperative walk up building. This unique home features original hardwood floors and faces east, south, and west, bathing the interior in natural light. The apartment features a windowed, eat-in kitchen and a windowed bathroom. Washer and dryer installation is permitted, provided that connections are legally compliant and professionally installed.

The apartment comes with a manageable monthly maintenance fee of $548, which includes heating and is associated with 250 shares within the cooperative. In line with maintaining an affordable community, this property adheres to a 120% area median income (AMI) cap. A one person household gross annual household income may not exceed $130,440, and $149,160 for 2 persons. Pets under 25 pounds, including cats and dogs, are allowed. Additionally, subletting is permissible with board approval after three years of residence, for periods ranging from one to two years within every four-year cycle.

Residents must use this unit as their primary residence, with no investor purchases permitted. The seller is responsible for a flip tax of 20% of

This well kept building permits financing up to 90% as well as features a virtual doorman, a laundry room, a live-in Super and bike storage.

Residents have access to a range of nearby amenities and transportation options. Key subway stations include the3 line at Kingston Aveand the 2 and5 lines at President St, both within a 0.32-mile radius. For leisure and learning, the Jewish Children's Museum and the Brooklyn Children's Museum are close by, as well as several parks like Hamilton Metz Field and Brower Park. Medgar Evers College and SUNY Downstate Medical Center are also in proximity for educational pursuits.

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Property Details

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The Neighborhood

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Heights

There's nothing phony or contrived about Crown Heights.

It’s a genuine Brooklyn neighborhood full of heritage, history and pride. People from all walks of life call it home and coexist. The Brooklyn Children’s Museum, the Jewish Children’s Museum and the Weeksville Heritage Center all call Crown Heights home. With four historic districts, the neighborhood is notable for its tree-lined streets and rowhouses. P ... read more

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