Downtown two-family townhouse with two-car private parking, an owner's three-bedroom duplex, and income-producing garden apartment. Located in the Grand Street I Redevelopment Plan and just a 5-minute walk to scenic Van Vorst Park and the Grove Street PATH Station for easy access to NYC. This property offers exceptional convenience with easy access to local favorites, including Edward's Steakhouse, Uncle Momo, Taqueria Downtown, Razza, Beechwood Café, and Short Grain. The first-floor unit is tenant-occupied and features a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with one dedicated parking space located at the rear of the property. The upper duplex offers three bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths, hardwood floors, central air and heat, in-unit laundry, and a private rear deck for outdoor dining or entertaining. The first-floor one-bedroom apartment is currently tenant-occupied and paying $2,650 and includes its own dedicated parking space, offering immediate income for an owner-occupant or investor.
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