售$110万 - 36 Euclid Avenue, 布鲁克林 East New York, NY 11208｜MLS# 499214

36 Euclid Avenue 是一处规模可观的多户住宅投资物业，位于纽约州纽约市布鲁克林区 East New York 的 Cypress Hills 社区。该物业建于1925年，是一栋维护良好的低层砖结构建筑，在交通便利的城市社区中提供经典的纽约市出租住宅生活。

该建筑共三层，包含六个住宅单元，具备稳定的租金收入潜力。建筑总面积约为4,740平方英尺，占地面积为0.09英亩。36 Euclid Avenue 采用早期20世纪布鲁克林多户住宅建筑的典型传统布局。

该物业的历史户型组合包括一居室和两居室公寓，其中以两居室为主。每个单元均设有独立的起居空间、厨房和浴室，因此能够满足不同类型租户的需求。

从建筑风格来看，该物业采用经久耐用的砖石结构，注重实用性设计。其靠近本地商业区、公交线路、地铁站及主要交通干道，进一步提升了对租户和投资者的吸引力。

该物业设有四（4）个现场停车位，为住户提供额外便利，同时也带来潜在的附加收入机会。此外，场地内还配有一个约300平方英尺的储物集装箱，可为物业运营或租户使用提供额外的储存空间。

该物业可便捷使用公共交通、商业街区、学校及主要通勤路线。其传统布局和砖石结构体现了20世纪初布鲁克林耐久型住宅开发的建筑特点。本文件仅供参考。

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.