$3,500/mo
MLS# RLS20124024 · Maspeth
Listed November 3, 2026 · 1 day on the market
Available now
4 Beds 2 Baths -1 Sq.Ft.
Step into a home that blends classic charm with distinctive architectural details. Featuring rich hardwood flooring, warm wood accents, and thoughtfully arranged living spaces, this residence offers a welcoming atmosphere with plenty of character. Large windows bring natural light into the main living areas, highlighting the beautiful wood finishes and polished floors throughout.
The kitchen features wood cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and an open layout that connects seamlessly with the surrounding living space. The bathroom offers a modern vanity, updated fixtures, and elegant tile finishes.
A standout feature is the spacious upper-level loft, showcasing a striking vaulted wood-paneled ceiling, exposed wood finishes, and an open layout that offers flexibility for a home office, recreation area, or additional living space.
The property’s exterior features classic brick architecture, adding to its distinctive appeal. With its combination of hardwood interiors, generous living areas, and unique loft design, this home offers a refreshing take on comfortable city living.
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Curtis Bain
Brown Harris Stevens
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54-28 65th Place is a 2-story one-family dwelling in Maspeth, completed in 1945 and home to 1 residential units.
Frank Principe Park is roughly 4 minutes away on foot.
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54-28 65th Place
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