125 93rd Street

New York NY 11209

2160 sq. ft.

2000 sq. ft.

Multi-Family

Last sold for $1,389,000

Dennis McArdle, last sold this property on 14 November 2025 after 114 days on market.

Overview

Located on a picturesque block in the heart of Bay Ridge, this charming two-family home combines original pre-war details with spacious layouts and coveted outdoor space. The property features a private driveway, a large front porch, and a separate entrance to the basement, offering incredible versatility and comfort. The top floor unit features three bedrooms and one bathroom, a generous formal dining room, and a large kitchen, perfect for everyday living. Abundant closet space, beautiful original moldings, and a front balcony add to the character and functionality of the space. The first-floor apartment offers two bedrooms and one bathroom, with a spacious dining room and kitchen, as well as generous closets. Both units showcase elegant original moldings throughout. A full basement with its own entrance provides endless possibilities for additional recreational or storage space. Come outside to enjoy the expansive backyard, ideal for entertaining, gardening, or relaxing in your own private retreat. Perfectly situated just a short distance from 3rd Avenue, where you’ll find an array of restaurants, cafés, and shopping, as well as from the R train, and the express bus to Manhattan and scenic Shore Road, which offers beautiful parks, waterfront views, and walking paths—this location blends convenience, charm, and classic Bay Ridge appeal.

Features

5 bedrooms

2 bathrooms

2160 sq. ft. floor area

2000 sq. ft. lot size

Multi-Family

Estimated Value

Based on this property and similar 5 bedroom multi families sold in New York over the last 12 months, the estimated median property value of 125 93rd Street is $1.52m.

Median value

$1.52m

Estimated value range

$1.04m - $2.65m

Median days on market

Estimated value trend

12%

increase over the last 12 months

Average days on market is based on recent, comparable sales in New York. It is only an indication of the time a property is actively listed and should not be relied upon as an accurate representation of how soon a property will be sold.