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WEB ID: 89970906

51-53 Park Avenue Harrison, NY 10528

Harrison, NY 10528

for sale | Multi Family | Built in 1930

8 beds
2 baths/2 half baths
0.11 acres
$1,199,000
  • Annual Tax: $14,000.00

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Reduced price
WEB ID: 89970906

51-53 Park Avenue Harrison, NY 10528

Harrison, NY 10528

for sale | Multi Family | Built in 1930

8 beds
2 baths/2 half baths
0.11 acres
$1,199,000
  • Annual Tax: $14,000.00

The Details

About 51-53 Park Avenue, Harrison, Westchester County, NY 10528

Updated side by side two family with 4Brs/1.1 Baths each units in Harrison Schools district. New updates with new Kitchens/new SS appliances, Baths and freshley painted. Both units have own garage, Laundry facilities and own heating units and tenants pay for all utilities. Town records shows less SQFT. Sller will provide New C/O with the updates. Close to all Highways and all transportations. Please verify the Sq...
Listing Courtesy of CENTURY 21 ROYAL, (914) 722-0700, LI:H6331420

key features

  • Attached Garage
  • Baseboard Heating
  • Driveway
  • Hardwood Flooring
  • Level
  • Natural Gas Heating
  • Near Public Transit
  • On Street
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    Harrison

    John Harrison’s purchase of 1696 brought about a sizable, irregularly shaped town explained by local lore as the amount of land he could traverse in a day on horseback before hitting watery obstacles. A refuge for serenity-seekers and Fortune 500 companies alike, the town runs heavy with center hall Colonials beneath a thicket of dense trees. One can venture downtown for a classic mozzarella-studded deli sandwich before cruising to the sculpture gardens at PepsiCo headquarters, laden with sculptures by Auguste Rodin and Henry Moore against a wild canvas of weeping willows. Nearby SUNY Purchase shares this penchant for performance, where the public can settle into the red-velveted Performing Arts Center theater for a matinee or stroll the contemporary Neuberger Museum of Art, hosting constant in-conversations with renowned artists. The Brentwood, Sunnyridge, and Sterling Ridge neighborhoods each have their vibe. Manhattan is but a half hour by car or train, fading Harrison into an emerald blur in the rearview.

    Sales History for 51-53 Park Avenue
    datepricelisting status
    09/26/2023$825,300Sold
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