61-82 56th Street NA

Two-Family, briсk, threе stοriеѕ, wіth a 2,400 sq ft lot, 2,680 sq ft intеrіοr, gаragе, and a driveway?! YES! Do NOT miss out on the opportunity to have it all in one of the top up and coming neighborhoods. I mean, if you could have bought in Park Slope 5 years ago, would you have? Be a smart investor. As you walk up to 61-82 56th Street, you’ll notice the familiar, solid feel of mid-century brick that sits comfortably in this quiet Queens block. Built in 1950 and standing three stories tall, this two-family home strikes a balanced tone between everyday practicality and neighborhood charm. First Impressions Get into this newly TRENDING neighborhood before the masses!! When you open the door and step inside, you immediately get a sense of how the layout flows. On each floor, rooms are arranged in a way that makes sense — you’re not wandering down awkward corridors; instead, spaces open naturally into one another. This property feels like a home that’s lived in, loved, and ready for its next chapter. The Layout On the ground level, one unit welcomes you with living, dining, and kitchen, without any tight pinch points. Bedrooms are tucked off upstairs on the second floor with another living room! ***Please note that the second floor kitchen has a stove that is NOT hooked up to gas. There are working kitchens on the ground and third floor*** As you continue upstairs, the third floor mirrors the second floor and has previously been used for a tenant. Also a big plus, these two bathrooms are both windowed! One special thing to note is that the third floor even has open views from the bedroom all the way to the city!! How special! Then don’t forget you have a backyard which is great for your next garden, or having fun with those you love. BBQ for 4th of July at your place? Character & Structure You’ll see thoughtful touches in the proportions and scale: ceilings that give rooms room to breathe, windows placed to frame street views, and a footprint that makes efficient use of its 2,680 sq ft over three floors. There’s a built-in garage — a real asset in Maspeth/Ridgewood (depending on what search portal you’re on) — and the brick exterior carries everyday durability. What’s Here (and What’s Not) This property is exactly like the photos show. A beautiful spot you can make your own, and if you want you can build wealth by living in one unit and renting out the other! Neighborhood & Lifestyle Just a block from Metropolitan Avenue and the pulse of local shops, cafes, and transit options, you’re plugged into life here without being on a main drag. Or you could see a fabulous show at the knockdown center with the shortest commute home! This block has that grounded, residential rhythm: neighbors walking dogs, and easy access to buses and the M train nearby. Don’t miss out, this smart investment will not last!!