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$849,000
MLS# RLS20123015 · Laurelton
Listed October 27, 2026 · 1 day on the market
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,456 Sq.Ft.
TIMELESS TUDOR—This 20-foot wide 3 bedroom, 2 and a half bathroom home in Laurelton—one of the most sort out neighborhoods in Queens has all the amenities families want—an eat-in kitchen with stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, plenty of wall cabinets, a large picturesque window looking out to a beautiful fenced in backyard ideal for entertaining, a windowed Sun porch off the kitchen. Main floor half bath, formal dining room—for those large family gatherings. Sunken living room with 10 feet high ceiling with beautiful exposed wooden beams and a rare functional fireplace for those cold winter nights—a Tudor styled home at its best. Original hardwood floors throughout. Upstairs you have a large master bath with twin sinks, shower enclosure with clear glass shower doors and a separate soaking tub, a dedicated entry into a large primary bedroom. The second floor also has two more sizable bedrooms. Lastly, you have a finished basement you can use as an office, a gym or recreation room. There is also another functional fireplace, full bath and laundry room. This home is a must see. This home's owner is a licensed real estate salesperson.
Agent's Note
From Curtis Bain. Details about the apartment are drawn from the listing information provided through RLS by EXP Realty NYC.
The sunken living room is the room that sets the tone here, with a 10-foot ceiling, exposed wooden beams and a working fireplace. This is a 1930 Tudor-style house, 20 feet wide, with three bedrooms and 1,456 square feet of living space.
Original hardwood floors run through the house, and a formal dining room sits off the main floor for larger meals.
The eat-in kitchen has stone countertops, stainless steel appliances and plenty of wall cabinets. Its large window looks out over the fenced backyard, and there's a windowed sun porch just off the kitchen, which gives you a useful spot between the cooking and the yard.
Upstairs, the primary bath has twin sinks, a shower enclosure with clear glass doors and a separate soaking tub, and it leads straight into the large primary bedroom. Two more sizable bedrooms share the second floor.
The finished basement can work as an office, a gym or a recreation room, and it's where you'll find the laundry room and a second fireplace.
Cambria Playground is about 12 minutes away on foot, and the Key Food supermarket is about 10 minutes. The Laurelton Branch library is about 12 minutes away as well.
How many fireplaces does the house have?
Two. One is in the sunken living room and one is in the finished basement.
Is there a laundry room?
Yes, the finished basement has a laundry room.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, pets are allowed.

Curtis Bain
Brown Harris Stevens
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$4,804 / month
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130-20 227th Street is a 2-story one-family dwelling in Laurelton, completed in 1930 and home to 1 residential units.
Cambria Playground is roughly 12 minutes away on foot.
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