This Concourse three bedroom is bright, newly renovated, and only $2,600 a month
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The apartment is in the Grand Concourse Historic District, but looks brand new inside.
A floor-through, fully renovated three bedroom, one bath for under $3,000 a month is a rare find in New York. This three bedroom in Concourse is all that, and it's listed by Keller Williams for $2,600—plus one month free, and the broker fee is waived.
It strikes us as a good deal for the space, which can serve as a blank canvas for renters ready to decorate. Located in the Bronx's Grand Concourse Historic District, in a three-family building that dates back to 1899, the apartment is across the street from the Bronx Museum of the Arts (which recently underwent a major expansion), about three blocks from Yankee Stadium, and a short walk to the B, D, and 4 trains.
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In the open living and dining area, separated by a hallway from the bedrooms, large windows bring in plenty of natural light. The kitchen is outfitted with subway tile, ample white cabinetry, new stainless steel appliances, and track lighting.
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The listing touts the three bedrooms as "king sized," although one looks substantially narrower than the others and may be better suited as a nursery, office, or guest room. All appear to have decent closet space, though perhaps not great light or views (the shades are drawn). The master bedroom is expansive, and part of it has a neat tin ceiling. The bathroom looks relatively roomy, but storage could be a challenge if three or more people are sharing the apartment.
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The building's history is more evident in the red brick exterior. The listing notes that the electrical system has been updated, and there is a video intercom. Pets are permitted.
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