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187 S Ocean Avenue
Freeport, NY 11520
$975,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
5
Bathroom
3
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
--
Property Description
Feast your eyes on this AMAZINGGGG OPPORTUNITY to own a HUGE 2 FAMILY HOME ON A HUGE LOT!!! The possibilities for this property are absolutely endless! The owner spared no details untouched when it came to decorating the home & you can do the same. Plus this unique opportunity gives you the option to bring in additional rental revenue, or keep the entire space for you & extended family/friends. There is a great front porch where you can sit & enjoy every season. Then, once you walk into the foyer, you are met with beautilful hardwood floors & a stone fireplace. Invite all your friends & family over to eat in your very large formal dining room & eat-in kitchen. There's also a mud room off the kitchen for extra storage or easy access from the side of the house. Upstairs there is another unit with 3 bedrooms & a full bath but it gives you access to the attic that has 2 finished rooms as well. This house has more potential than you can even imagine. The size alone will leave you in awe when you first see it. Seize this opportunity before it runs you by! BONUS FEATURE - Solar panels that are fully paid for =)
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
MultiFamily
Year Built
1898
MLS Number
3494785
Location
Address
187 S Ocean Avenue
City
Freeport
State
NY
Zip Code
11520
County
NASSAU (SOUTHWEST)
Listing
Provider
CENTURY 21 Realty Specialists, original listing
Name
CENTURY 21 Realty Specialists
Phone
(516) 526-8557
Office Name
Century 21 Realty Specialists
Office Phone
(631) 418-8222
Agent Name
Payal Kaliandasani

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