597 Barbey Street

This charming, move in ready semi-attached single-family is waiting to be your new home.
Situated on a quiet residential street, this home checks off all boxes to make this the best choice on the market.

Upon entering the home you are greeted with an expansive bright living area which boasts multiple oversized windows, allowing an abundance of natural light into the home.
This open living area leads to the fully equipped stainless steel kitchen, flanked with designer backsplash and custom cabinetry.

The parlor floor hosts 3 spacious bedrooms, including the master bedroom which holds it's own en-suite bath.
9 foot ceilings with recessed lighting throughout and a full glass shower bathroom with floor to ceiling marble tiling.

The top floor has a wide spacious area used as a family den/second living area which serves as a sitting area to read a book or just relax or a play area that is separate from the main living room on the parlour floor.

The two bedrooms upstairs can easily fit a Queen sized bed and the fully tiled bathroom on this level holds a full sized tub.

The full finished basement has high ceilings and its own entrance.
It can easily be transformed into another massive family room be used as ample storage space, as it's current usage.
It features it's own laundry area, with washer/dryer, along with its own spacious half bathroom.

This charming single family brick townhouse is conveniently located with close proximity to major transportation which makes commuting a breeze.
Nearby public transportation includes the A/C at Van Siclen Station and the 3 train at New Lots.

East New York boasts a number of playgrounds, parks and ballfields, which means that there's always somewhere outside to go.
The Fresh Creek Nature Preserve has paths through the tidal marsh where you can spot sparrows, egrets, and more.
Shirley Chisolm State Park offers bike trails, guided bird walks & spectacular panoramic views of the Empire State Building to the northwest, the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and New York Harbor to the west, and Jamaica Bay to the south.
Local cafes host open mic nights, gospel brunches and group meetings & the neighborhood has more community gardens than any other thanks to East New York Farms, which promotes local sustainable produce and economic development.