Pre-War Brick Three-Family on Clay Avenue
Set in a classic 1909 brick building with decorative red stone entryway detailing and exterior fire escapes, this two-bedroom, one-bathroom unit keeps things straightforward. The eat-in kitchen area features medium-tone raised-panel wood upper and lower cabinetry, dark mottled laminate countertops with an integrated stainless steel sink, a freestanding white gas range, and a full-size white refrigerator. Mottled neutral floor tile runs through the primary living and bedroom spaces, while solid wood interior doors and classic baseboard moldings run throughout.
- Pre-war 1909 construction with brick facade and iron gated entryway
- Kitchen with wood upper and base cabinets, stainless steel sink, white gas stove, and white refrigerator
- Tiled flooring throughout living and bedroom areas
- Full bathroom with black-and-white mosaic floor tile, white square wall tile, soaking tub, and a window
- Solid paneled wood interior doors
- Exposed cast-iron radiator heating
The building sits on Clay Avenue between East 168th and East 169th Streets, just a few blocks east of the Grand Concourse and Claremont Park. Transit options are within walking distance, including the 170 St and 167 St stations serving the B and D trains (both about 9 minutes away), as well as the 170 St, 167 St, and Mt Eden Av stations for the 4 train.
