$2,399,000
34 Sutton Street
Details
APN 02690-0052
Property Type Multifamily
Sub Type Apartment Building, Duplex/Triplex/Quadruplex
Units 6
Cap Rate 5.40%
Class B
Year Built 1940
Acreage 0.057
Zoning R6B
PRIME GREENPOINT 6-FAMILY $164k ANNUAL INCOME/VALUE-ADD OPPORTUNITY
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Exceptional Turnkey investment opportunity in the heart of Greenpoint. This well-maintained 6-family building is situated on a desirable tree-lined block and offers strong in-place income with significant upside potential. The property features 10 bedrooms, 7 full bathrooms, a full finished basement with an additional full bath, and a large private backyard with mature trees.
The building consists of 3 free-market apartments, 2 rent-stabilized apartments, and one owner-occupied apartment that is presently vacant. Numerous capital improvements have been completed, including four renovated apartments, three updated kitchens, a new boiler (approx. 1 year old), roof (approx. 3 years old), siding (approx. 2 years old), and a professionally installed 24-hour security camera system.
The finished lower level offers flexible space for storage, recreation, office, fitness, or other permitted uses, with direct access to the backyard.
Ideally located near McGolrick Park, McCarren Park, the G train, NYC Ferry, and Greenpoint's vibrant dining, shopping, and waterfront amenities. This income-producing asset presents an excellent opportunity for investors or 1031 exchange buyers seeking stable cash flow, long-term appreciation, and value-add potential in one of Brooklyn's most sought-after neighborhoods. Financials, leases, operating statements, and maintenance records available upon request.
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