36-25 30th Street BLDG

Agent's Note

From Curtis Bain. Details about the apartment are drawn from the listing information provided through RLS by Daniel Gale of Brooklyn LLC.

Six apartments sit across three stories in this 1921 building at 36-25 30th Street, and the home features include hardwood floors and eat-in kitchens. Each kitchen lists a range, an oven, a microwave and a refrigerator.

Pre-war buildings often suit buyers who want separate rooms and some older architectural character, but how the apartments have been kept up and how they're laid out count for more than the year on the deed. The listing says some units have new flooring, lighting and appliances, so it's worth looking at each one on its own terms.

Hot water heat and oil heat are the systems listed here, and heat and hot water are included in all rentals. That's useful to know if you're reading the building as an income property.

The N and W trains at 36 Av are about 2 minutes on foot, and the listing notes two stops to Manhattan. Key Food and Bonoful Grocery are each about 2 minutes away, and Dutch Kills Playground, 2.4 acres, is about 3 minutes on foot.

Astoria Bookshop and J & M Bakery are each about a minute's walk, and the Museum of the Moving Image is about 9 minutes away on foot.