901 Avenue H, #5F
97 days on Market
Key Details
Monthly Maintenance:
$838
($1.00/ft2)
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$1,471
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$2,309
($2.77/ft2)
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($55,000),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
Located in the Kensington/Midwood neighborhood, this surprisingly well-maintained co-op has a full-sized one-bedroom with a bonus room that can be used for a second bedroom or home office. On the fifth floor at the back of this elevator building, the apartment is super quiet & has excellent light,
As you step inside, two large closets, one a walk-in that can accommodate strollers or bikes, and a large foyer six-or eight-person dining then leads to the sunken living room, graced by 10-foot ceilings, gleaming hardwood floors, and timeless pre-war character.
The corner king-size bedroom has two large closets and windows on two sides. The spacious windowed bathroom was remodeled a few years ago.
The kitchen was also renovated a few years ago; it’s perfect to stay as is or can be easily redone.
This pet-friendly building offers amenities, including a card-operated laundry facility, bike, and personal storage. It also has a live-in superintendent and helpful porters. The lobby was recently upgraded with a video intercom system and key-fob entrance.
The hallways are immaculate with their terrazzo flooring. The elevator has been modernized but keeps its pre-war inlaid door.
The building is situated on a tranquil block and accessible public transportation access. The Q train is just a brief 5-minute away, and the F train is at 18th Avenue: nearby dining options include Milk and Honey, Wattli Bar and Kitchen, and Ox Tavern.
Di Fara Pizza, and so many other fabulous restaurant’s. There’s even a movie theater on the corner of Ave H.
At 901 Avenue H, you get a substantially larger apartment at a fraction of the price of the new condos that are popping up. The cooperative has lenient rules, allowing gifting, co-purchasing, and subletting after two years.
The building has strong financials with no flip tax.
Please note the photos have been virtually staged.
As you step inside, two large closets, one a walk-in that can accommodate strollers or bikes, and a large foyer six-or eight-person dining then leads to the sunken living room, graced by 10-foot ceilings, gleaming hardwood floors, and timeless pre-war character.
The corner king-size bedroom has two large closets and windows on two sides. The spacious windowed bathroom was remodeled a few years ago.
The kitchen was also renovated a few years ago; it’s perfect to stay as is or can be easily redone.
This pet-friendly building offers amenities, including a card-operated laundry facility, bike, and personal storage. It also has a live-in superintendent and helpful porters. The lobby was recently upgraded with a video intercom system and key-fob entrance.
The hallways are immaculate with their terrazzo flooring. The elevator has been modernized but keeps its pre-war inlaid door.
The building is situated on a tranquil block and accessible public transportation access. The Q train is just a brief 5-minute away, and the F train is at 18th Avenue: nearby dining options include Milk and Honey, Wattli Bar and Kitchen, and Ox Tavern.
Di Fara Pizza, and so many other fabulous restaurant’s. There’s even a movie theater on the corner of Ave H.
At 901 Avenue H, you get a substantially larger apartment at a fraction of the price of the new condos that are popping up. The cooperative has lenient rules, allowing gifting, co-purchasing, and subletting after two years.
The building has strong financials with no flip tax.
Please note the photos have been virtually staged.
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Apartment Amenities
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Listing courtesy of
Griffith Real Estate LLC
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