449 East 52nd St, Brooklyn, NY 11203

New to the market is this semi-attached, brick three-family home in the heart of East Flatbush. This property presents an excellent opportunity for investors or owner-occupants looking to maximize rental income. The first floor features an extra-large, three-bedroom apartment that will be delivered vacant , providing immediate potential for a new tenant or owner's unit. The second floor offers two additional units: a spacious two-bedroom apartment, also delivered vacant , and a one-bedroom unit that is currently occupied, ensuring a steady income stream from day one. Adding to its value, the home includes a full basement with a separate entrance and a 3/4 bathroom, offering flexible use and additional living space. Situated in a vibrant and convenient location, this property will not be on the market for long. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of this desirable Brooklyn neighborhood. East Flatbush is a primarily working and middle-class, densely populated residential neighborhood in Brooklyn known for its prominent Black and Afro-Caribbean population and cultural heritage . The area features historic architecture, green spaces like the "Greenest Block in Brooklyn" on East 25th Street, and serves as a vital center for the city's Afro-Caribbean community, often referred to as Little Haiti or Little Caribbean. Demographics and Culture Diverse Population: While home to a mix of residents, East Flatbush is distinguished by its large Black population, with many residents being foreign-born, particularly from the Caribbean. Afro-Caribbean Hub: The neighborhood is a significant center for the Afro-Caribbean community, with parts of it known as Little Haiti or Little Caribbean. Geography and Character Residential Focus: East Flatbush is primarily a residential neighborhood with a dense, urban feel. Historic & Green Spaces: The area has rich historic character and nature, including the East 25th Street Historic District and the award-winning East 25th Street, known as the "Greenest Block in Brooklyn". Community and Lifestyle Working & Middle-Class: A significant portion of East Flatbush residents belong to the working and middle classes, contributing to the neighborhood's dynamic community. Community Focus: Local organizations and civic groups work to preserve the area's heritage and foster community cohesion.