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$ 5,500
1 Family • 3 Beds • 4 Baths
Building & Unit Features
GREAT OPPORTUNITY! Energy Efficient Sunnyside Gardens One Family House (formerly Two Family) FOR RENT
This beautifully renovated One-Family House (25’ x 28.33’) is located in the Historic District of Sunnyside This fully renovated house (2009) is located on a deep 25.25’ x 83’ lot with landscaped front garden. The light-filled front porch leads into an expansive (21’ x 15’) living room, dining room, open kitchen, and powder room. The kitchen, which features stainless steel appliances and quartz countertops, leads to a lush yard with mature plantings and gorgeous landscaping.
The second floor’s design offers three bedrooms and two full bathrooms: an ensuite bath with a large frameless glass shower enclosure, radiant heated floors, and high-end fixtures and a main bath that features Solatube daylighting, ample storage, and a laundry chute to the cellar laundry area. The spacious primary bedroom and second bedroom each have double-width closets and the third bedroom has access to a terrace overlooking the front garden, The 700 sq. ft. cellar features two exits, one to the front garden and the other to the backyard, as well as a powder room, laundry area with LG steam dryer and washer . TENANTS PAY ALL UTILITIES.
This home features energy-efficient wood Marvin windows, a reflective-coated roof with solar panels (2021), new energy-efficient full-home mini-split air conditioning and heat system (2021), tankless water heater (2021), and environmentally friendly materials throughout. Net metering with Con Ed transfers excess electricity generated via the solar system back into the grid in exchange for utility-bill credit.
Sunnyside Gardens is one of the first planned communities inspired by the English Garden City movement in the United States. This landmark neighborhood of historic brick row houses is frequently cited by the media for its livability and ease of commute to Manhattan and Grand Central Station via the #7 train and Q32 and Q60 buses and to Brooklyn via the G train. Owners enjoy membership access (for a fee) to Sunnyside Gardens Park—one of only two private parks in New York City—featuring a ball field, bicycle track, skate ramp, sprinklers, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, and a picnic area. Sunnyside offers an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, cafes, and renovated public parks with dog runs and a weekly green market that offers an array of vendors (organic farms, bakeries, butchers, and many more). This home is located within Colonial Court; annual dues for homeowners are currently $150 per year and members are provided a key to the gated central shared courtyard.
This beautifully renovated One-Family House (25’ x 28.33’) is located in the Historic District of Sunnyside This fully renovated house (2009) is located on a deep 25.25’ x 83’ lot with landscaped front garden. The light-filled front porch leads into an expansive (21’ x 15’) living room, dining room, open kitchen, and powder room. The kitchen, which features stainless steel appliances and quartz countertops, leads to a lush yard with mature plantings and gorgeous landscaping.
The second floor’s design offers three bedrooms and two full bathrooms: an ensuite bath with a large frameless glass shower enclosure, radiant heated floors, and high-end fixtures and a main bath that features Solatube daylighting, ample storage, and a laundry chute to the cellar laundry area. The spacious primary bedroom and second bedroom each have double-width closets and the third bedroom has access to a terrace overlooking the front garden, The 700 sq. ft. cellar features two exits, one to the front garden and the other to the backyard, as well as a powder room, laundry area with LG steam dryer and washer . TENANTS PAY ALL UTILITIES.
This home features energy-efficient wood Marvin windows, a reflective-coated roof with solar panels (2021), new energy-efficient full-home mini-split air conditioning and heat system (2021), tankless water heater (2021), and environmentally friendly materials throughout. Net metering with Con Ed transfers excess electricity generated via the solar system back into the grid in exchange for utility-bill credit.
Sunnyside Gardens is one of the first planned communities inspired by the English Garden City movement in the United States. This landmark neighborhood of historic brick row houses is frequently cited by the media for its livability and ease of commute to Manhattan and Grand Central Station via the #7 train and Q32 and Q60 buses and to Brooklyn via the G train. Owners enjoy membership access (for a fee) to Sunnyside Gardens Park—one of only two private parks in New York City—featuring a ball field, bicycle track, skate ramp, sprinklers, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, and a picnic area. Sunnyside offers an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, cafes, and renovated public parks with dog runs and a weekly green market that offers an array of vendors (organic farms, bakeries, butchers, and many more). This home is located within Colonial Court; annual dues for homeowners are currently $150 per year and members are provided a key to the gated central shared courtyard.
Parking:
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Stories: 2
Units: 1
Total Rooms: 6
