1800 Grand Concourse
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1800 Grand Concourse

Bronx, NY 10457

AI Summary

This single-family home is located in Bronx, NY. It was built in 1920 and is currently active.

About this home

The subject property consists of an irregular, triangular-shaped development site situated block-end on the east side of Eastburn Avenue, spanning from Grand Concourse to East 175th Street, in the Mount Hope neighborhood of the Bronx. Made up of two tax lots, the 7,175+ SF parcel has 99.04 feet of frontage along East 175th Street, 14.67 feet on Eastburn Avenue and 153.25 feet fronting on Grand Concourse. The site is currently improved with a two-story church building in poor condition, constructed circa 1920 that contains 12,120+ square feet according to public records. The site's underlying R8 residential zoning permits a maximum residential floor area ratio (FAR) of 6.02 and a FAR of 6.5 for community facility use. Therefore, the site itself can support a zoning floor area (ZFA) of approximately 43,194 SF, as-of-right, based on the maximum residential FAR.

Facts & details

Property type
Single-Family
Year built
1920
Status
Active

Location

Listing data source
Realtor.com (via RealtyAPI) listing dataView original listing
NP

Nigel Pearce

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Estimated affordability

$25,391/month estimated
Principal & interest
$20,224
Property tax
$4,000
Homeowners insurance
$1,167
Total monthly estimate
$25,391

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