Nestled in the desirable Woodlawn Heights neighborhood of the Bronx, just 25 minutes north of Manhattan, this impressive two-family home combines timeless old-world character, sun-filled interiors, expansive living spaces, private terraces, and exceptional income-producing potential. The main residence features a spacious three-bedroom, 2 bath duplex designed for comfortable living and entertaining. A welcoming living room flows into a formal dining room accented by elegant French doors, while the generously sized kitchen offers a charming breakfast nook. A convenient full bathroom and inviting sunroom complete the main level. Upstairs, retreat to a spacious primary bedroom with its own private terrace, the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee or unwind outdoors. Two additional generously sized bedrooms, one featuring its own terrace, and a full hall bathroom complete the upper level. Beautiful hardwood floors, Second floor skylight, custom crown moldings, and ample closet space throughout add to the home's enduring appeal. The lower level features a well-appointed one-bedroom apartment with a separate private entrance, offering excellent potential for supplemental rental income or extended-family accommodations. Outside, enjoy warm summer evenings on the deck or entertain in the inviting backyard, which offers enjoyable outdoor space without excessive maintenance. A private driveway and generously sized garage provide added convenience and valuable storage. Whether you're an investor seeking an income-producing asset or an owner-occupant looking to offset monthly expenses with rental income, this versatile property presents an appealing opportunity. Ideally located near public transportation, trains, major highways, and Van Cortlandt Park, the home also benefits from low property taxes and access to local public schools. Combining classic charm, flexible living space, and commuter convenience, this Woodlawn Heights residence offers an exceptional opportunity to own a distinctive two-family home in a sought-after Bronx neighborhood.
