$1,199,999
MLS# RLS20124073 · Parkchester
Listed November 4, 2026 · 1 day on the market
6 Beds 3 Baths
1436 St. Lawrence Avenue is a three-family residential property in the Parkchester section of the Bronx. The building has approximately 2,712 square feet across three units on a 2,375-square-foot lot, an established multi-unit layout that supports a range of ownership strategies.
The property appeals to two kinds of buyers. Investors can add a free market, income-producing asset to a growing residential portfolio. Owner-users can live in one unit while the rent from the other two offsets their carrying costs. Small multifamily properties of this kind remain in steady demand among Bronx buyers, offering a lower entry point than larger buildings while still delivering diversified rental income.
The surrounding neighborhood is well established and residential, with convenient access to public transportation, local retail, everyday services, and nearby parks. Transit connections link residents to the rest of the Bronx and to Manhattan, supporting consistent tenant demand.
With in-place rental income and the opportunity to grow value through operational improvements over time, 1436 St. Lawrence Avenue offers a well-positioned entry into one of the Bronx’s established residential communities.
Agent's Note
From Curtis Bain. Details about the apartment are drawn from the listing information provided through RLS by Keller Williams NYC.
Six bedrooms and three bathrooms are spread across three units at 1436 Saint Lawrence Avenue. The listing describes one way to use that. You live in one unit and rent the other two, and whether that fits depends on how you'd want to divide the space between living there and renting.
Built in 1901, the building has the kind of age that carries its own character. Pre-war buildings often suit buyers who want rooms with clear boundaries and original architectural detail. How well the building has held up and how it's laid out will tell you more than its date does, so the current state of the building is worth looking at closely.
It's a two-story walk-up with three units, and pets are allowed under the listing's stated policy. The listing gives about 2,712 square feet across the three units on a 2,375-square-foot lot.
For everyday errands, Bravo is about 6 minutes on foot and Foodtown about 9, with Croes Deli about 6 minutes away. Taylor Playground and Noble Playground are each about 5 minutes on foot, and Watson Gleason Playground is about 12. The St Lawrence Av station on the 6 is about 9 minutes away, Parkchester on the 6 about 11, and E 180 St on the 2 and 5 about 13.
How many units does the building have?
It has three units, with six bedrooms and three bathrooms in total.
Does the building allow pets?
Yes. Pets are allowed.
Is the building a walk-up?
Yes. It's a two-story walk-up apartment building.

Curtis Bain
Brown Harris Stevens
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$6,068 / month
Not included: attorney, title insurance, lender and appraisal fees, board application and move-in fees, flip tax and prepaid items. Estimates only, based on the published New York State rates. Your attorney and lender will confirm the real figures.
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1436 Saint Lawrence Avenue is a 2-story walk-up apartments, completed in 1901 and home to 3 residential units.
The closest subway is St Lawrence Av (6), about a 9-minute walk. Taylor Playground is roughly 5 minutes away on foot.
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1436 Saint Lawrence Avenue
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