Courtesy of: Nathaly Luna, Real Broker NY LLC, nathalycluna@gmail.com
Courtesy of: Nathaly Luna, Real Broker NY LLC, nathalycluna@gmail.com
$969,000
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5 bed
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3,726 square feet
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4.00 Bath (4 Full)
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Lot: 0.76 Acres
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Single Family Residence
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$969,000
4 Rose Court Welcome to Diana Estates, where 4 Rose Court stands as the original 1972 residence that predates much of the surrounding development. Set on a quiet residential court and one of the most substantial properties in the neighborhood, this expansive legal 2-story residence offers approximately 3, 726 sq ft on .76 acre, with 5 bedrooms, 4 full baths, remarkable indoor and outdoor space, and a truly distinctive layout. The main level features a large eat-in kitchen with a center island, formal dining area, expansive living and family spaces, high ceilings, multiple skylights, a wood-burning fireplace, and a generous primary suite with 3 walk-in closets. Two full bathrooms feature jetted tubs with separate stand-up showers. Additional living space continues to the partially finished second floor, while the full finished basement offers multiple rooms, 2 full baths and egress windows for flexible use. Outside, enjoy a gunite inground pool, gazebo, deck, expansive yard, two driveways, attached 2-car garage with EV charging port, and exceptional privacy. Additional features include central air, 5 heating zones and an intercom system. With its unusual combination of square footage, acreage, amenities and history within Diana Estates, 4 Rose Court presents a rare opportunity to own a truly unique property and make it your own. Sold as-is. Buyer and buyer's agent to independently verify all information, permits, property use and municipal requirements. Taxes shown do not reflect a STAR exemption. Seller has not previously filed a tax grievance.
Courtesy of: Nathaly Luna, Real Broker NY LLC, nathalycluna@gmail.com
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