130 BEACH 123RD Street 1

$3,150/mo

130 BEACH 123RD Street 1

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,100 Sq.Ft.

Description

Are you looking for a great rental literally 100" from the beach? This could be the one for you! Come check out this home that consists of a three bedroom one and a half bathroom. The apartment has recently been remodeled along with a three year old roof, updated electric throughout and a new water main. Its location is perfect nestled on the cusp of the PS114 district and halfway between the retail blocks of Beach 129th and Beach 116th Street. Easy access to local and express buses, the A Train as well as shuttle buses to the NYC Ferry at Beach 108th St that'll whisk you off to Manhattan in just under an hour. Again, living 100" from the beach and boardwalk you'll have direct access to five miles of boardwalk with endless activities. So take advantage of this great opportunity by contacting me for a private showing today and be in the house for summer! Add cooking gas and electric. Parking included. See you soon!

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Location

130 BEACH 123RD Street 1, Queens, NY 11694

Status

Leased

Greg Valvo

TITLE

Team Lead | Associate Broker

PHONE

(718) 795-6263

EMAIL

[email protected]

CONTACT AGENT

Property Amenities

Interior

Laundry room Building None, Washer Hookup

Total Bedrooms: 3

Half Bathrooms: 1

Full Bathrooms: 1

Area & Lot

Living area 1,100 Sq.Ft.

MLS® ID RLS20023034

Year Built 1960

View Description River

Architecture Styles Walk-Up

Type Condo

Status Leased

Exterior

Stories 1

Garage Space 1.0

Other Exterior Features Private Outdoor Space Under 60 Sqft

Parking Assigned, Garage

Finance

Lease Price $3,150/mo

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