售$110萬 - 36 Euclid Avenue, East New York, NY 11208｜MLS# 499214

36 Euclid Avenue 是一處具規模的多戶住宅投資物業，位於紐約布魯克林 East New York 的 Cypress Hills 社區。這座建於 1925 年、維護良好的低層磚造建築，坐落於交通便利的都市社區，展現經典的紐約市出租住宅風貌。

該建築共三層，包含六個住宅單位，具備穩定的租金收入潛力。建築總面積約 4,740 平方英尺，坐落於一塊 0.09 英畝的土地上；36 Euclid Avenue 採用早期二十世紀布魯克林多戶住宅建築常見的傳統格局。

該物業的單位組合歷來包括一房及兩房公寓（以兩房單位為主），每個單位均設有獨立的客廳、廚房和浴室空間，因此能吸引不同類型的租戶。

在建築風格方面，該物業採用耐用的磚石結構，並注重實用設計。鄰近當地商店、巴士路線、地鐵及主要交通幹道，進一步提升其對租戶及投資者的吸引力。

該物業設有四（4）個地面停車位，提供額外便利及創造附加收入的潛力。此外，場地內還設有一個約 300 平方英尺的儲物貨櫃，可為營運或租戶使用提供額外儲存空間。

該物業可便利前往公共交通、零售商業街、學校及主要通勤路線。其傳統格局與磚石結構體現了布魯克林早期二十世紀具耐久性的城市開發模式。本文件僅供參考。

36 Euclid Avenue is a substantial multifamily residential investment property located in the East New York Cypress Hills section of Brooklyn, New York. Built in 1925, this well-maintained brick low-rise structure offers classic New York City rental living in a transit-accessible urban neighborhood.



The building spans three stories and contains six residential units, providing consistent rental income potential. With a total building area of approximately 4,740 square feet on a 0.09-acre lot, 36 Euclid Avenue features a traditional layout typical of early 20th-century Brooklyn multifamily construction.



The unit mix historically includes a combination of one- and two-bedroom apartments (primarily two-bedroom units), each with its own living, kitchen and bathroom spaces, making it attractive to a range of tenant profiles.



Architecturally, the property reflects durable masonry construction with an emphasis on functional design. Its proximity to local shopping, bus routes, subway access, and major transportation corridors enhances its appeal for both tenants and investors alike.



The property features four (4) on-site parking spaces, providing additional convenience and potential ancillary income opportunities. Additionally, the site includes an approximately 300 square foot storage container, offering supplemental storage capacity for operations or tenant use.



The property benefits from access to public transportation, retail corridors, schools, and major commuting routes Its traditional layout and masonry construction reflect durable early 20th-century Brooklyn development patterns. This document is prepared for informational purposes only.