Welcome to this unique Southern colonial-style legal mother-daughter home. Originally built in 1940 with the center hall colonial as a single-family residence, the secondary residence addition was built in 1990.

Entering through the front door of the original part of the structure, you’re greeted with a formal foyer with dramatic 9-foot ceilings. To the left is a formal living room with a WBFP and an office nook big enough to house a Steinway baby grand. To the right is a formal dining room running into the charming eat-in kitchen with a door leading into the adjacent kitchen of the extended secondary residence. The half bath completes this floor. Upstairs, are  2 very large bedrooms, a shared hall bath, and a large master bedroom with a dressing area and a walk-in closet. The Jack and Jill bathroom is shared between the two apartments and there are also French doors that separate the hallway between the original residence and the secondary residence. A full stand-up capacity attic runs the length of the original structure.

The secondary residence is accessed through the side entry from the left side of the building. Built in 1990, the open concept living room/eat-in kitchen has been updated and renovated several times since it was built. 9’ ceilings throughout, this floor has a full bathroom and large coat closets, a formal dining room, and office space. The living room gets beautiful light from the wall of windows in the rear of the structure. Slider doors lead out to the wood deck, replaced in 2018, a wood-burning fireplace and an open eat-in kitchen with stone countertops, an oversized island, and wood cabinets complete this floor.

Upstairs, there is an expansive landing, a bedroom with cathedral ceilings and skylights, a bedroom, a master bedroom with a walk-in closet, and the Jack and Jill bathroom. There is an additional shared door that leads to one of the bedrooms in the front dwelling.

With over 4200 square feet and zoned R5, this is the perfect fit for any end-user looking to have an ADU or formalize it as two very sizable apartments with proper COs. There is also potential to use as a community facility or a group home given its location and proximity to public transportation and the shops, restaurants, and social facilities on Hillside Ave.

This is a single-family property with a legal mother/daughter set up approved in 1994 through the NYCDOB.