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$2,999,000

146 days on market

20-70 45th Street

Astoria, NY 11105

· 8% down, 7% APR, 30yr fixed

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1925

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Description

Three-Family Opportunity on Two Oversized Lots in Astoria! Welcome to 20-70 45th Street, a three-family property situated on two oversized lots totaling 6,650 square feet. Each lot measures approximately 33.25 x 100 feet, offering space, flexibility, and long-term upside. The home features three well-proportioned units, including a 2-bedroom first-floor apartment, a 3-bedroom second-floor apartment, and a 2-bedroom third-floor apartment, each with its own kitchen, living space, and full bathroom. Whether used for rental income, multigenerational living, or future repositioning, the layout provides multiple paths for value. The basement adds additional functionality with laundry, a sink, half bathroom, and multiple storage rooms. Outside, a private driveway leads to a detached two-car garage, additional storage sheds, and a generous patio area. Included in the sale is the adjacent lot, currently used as a beautifully landscaped open yard, creating a level of outdoor space. The property also offers excellent potential for development or expansion, subject to proper approvals. Conveniently located near parks, schools, shopping, dining, and public transportation, this property combines income potential, private outdoor space, parking, and future upside in one compelling package. Can be delivered vacant.

Listing agent (MLS): Ayleen Aybar · Listing brokerage (MLS): RE/MAX Distinguished Hms.&Prop

Property Details

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Price

$2,999,000

Beds

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Type

Multi-Family

Home Size

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Baths

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Lot Size

3,324 sqft

Year

1925

Status

For Sale

Days on Market

146

· 8% down, 7% APR, 30yr fixed
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20-70 45th Street, Astoria | Keller New York