Kilode ti o fi ra atunṣe ẹlomiran, nigba ti o le ṣe tirẹ? Ilé-iṣẹ to ni yara kan ni Celtic Park yii nilo atunṣe patapata ati pe o jẹ idiyele bẹẹni ki o le ni "iṣe rẹ," dipo ti ẹlomiran. Ẹka naa ni awọn alaye ẹwa ṣaaju ogun ati awọn itọsi meji: ariwa ati ila-oorun. Lati inu ile-igbimọ, ọgbà wa ni otun, pẹlu aaye to peye fun tabili ati awọn k Chairs. Lẹhinna, ile-ibi wa pẹlu awọn ferese meji ti o dojukọ ila-oorun. Lọ si igbimọ naa, yara ibugbe wa, pẹlu awọn ferese ti o dojukọ ila-oorun ati ariwa, pelu baluwe. Coop ti yanju diẹ ninu awọn ibaje ṣaaju si ile, sibẹsibẹ, iṣẹ ẹwa nilo pẹlu ọgbà tuntun ati baluwe. O wa ni ẹsẹ mẹta nikan lati aarin Manhattan, awọn ile-iṣẹ ni Celtic Park pin kaakiri awọn bulọọki ilu meji ti o jẹ ile ita ti Irish-American Athletic Club ni igba diẹ. Ti kọ ni 1931 ati 1937, awọn "apartment ọgba" ọlọgbọn wọnyi kii ṣe nikan ni ogba iwaju, ṣugbọn tun yika awọn ọgba inu ti o ni idírẹsi. Awọn owo itọju ni Celtic Park pẹlu gaasi ati ina, nítorí náà o ko san awọn iwe isanwo itanna. 20% ni a beere ati ki a gba lati sublet lẹyin ọdun meji ti ibugbe. Ko si owo iṣẹ. Awọn ile naa tun jẹ ore adiye. Celtic Park nfunni ni ọpọlọpọ awọn ohun elo ni afikun si awọn ọgba rẹ: parki, ipamọ, ipamọ ikooko, awọn ile itaja, ile-ika, aabo, ati ọfiisi iṣakoso nibẹ. Ilé-iṣẹ naa wa ni mẹta nikan si guusu ti Queen Boulevard, ati idaji ọna laarin awọn ibudo 40th ati 46th lori ọkọ oju irin 7.

Why buy someone else’s renovation, when you can do your own? This bright one-bedroom Celtic Park apartment is in need of a total renovation and is priced so that you can have it “your way,” rather than someone else’s. The unit has charming prewar details and two exposures: north and east. From the entry hall the kitchen is to the right, with enough room for a table and chairs. Beyond that is the living room with two windows facing east. Down the hall is the bedroom, with windows facing east and north, along with the bathroom. The coop has addressed some prior leaks into the apartment, however, cosmetic work is needed along with a new kitchen and bath. Located less than three miles from midtown Manhattan, the apartments at Celtic Park spread across two city blocks that had once been the outdoor home of the Irish-American Athletic Club. Constructed in 1931 and 1937, these innovative “garden apartments” not only have front gardens, but surround beautifully manicured interior gardens. Maintenance fees at Celtic Park include gas and electric, so you pay no utility bills. 20% down is required and subletting is allowed after two years of occupancy. No flip tax. The buildings are also pet friendly. Celtic Park offers an extensive array of amenities in addition to its gardens: parking, storage, bike storage, laundry facilities, gym, security, and an on-site management office. The apartment is located just three blocks south of Queen Boulevard, and half way between the 40th and 46th Street stops on the 7 train. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC