Detached Brick Mixed-Use Building in Brooklyn
$1,600,000
6
bedrooms
4
bathrooms
House
property type
1 week ago
listed
About this place
Prime Canarsie – Rockaway Parkway & Avenue M Detached Brick Mixed-Use Building | Legal 3-Family + Storefront | Delivered Vacant
Exceptional investment opportunity in a high-visibility Rockaway Parkway location! This detached brick mixed-use property offers a legal 3-family plus a commercial storefront, all delivered vacant with no leases—perfect for owners, users, or investors seeking strong returns.
Storefront / Commercial Space
Corner exposure with huge signage potential on Rockaway Parkway
Approx. 20 ft front exposure with enclosed front yard
Private ½ bath
Previously a hair salon
High ceilings, separate entrance & separate water meter
Ideal for retail, salon, office, medical, boutique, and many other uses
Residential Units
Two apartments, each 1-bedroom (can be used as 2-bedrooms) with private entrances
Rear first-floor apartment: true 2-bedroom with large enclosed private backyard
All units vacant—set your own rents!
Basement
Fully
Two separate entrances
Full bathroom
Perfect for storage or additional accessory space
Property Details
Lot: 30.5 × 100
Building: 20 × 51
Unused FAR: 1,006 sq ft for potential expansion
Real Estate Taxes: only $7,544/year
New boiler and multiple upgrades
Excellent CAP rate
Additional Purchase Opportunity
Can also be purchased together with 9617 Avenue M
Lot: 25.75 × 100 (2,400 sq ft)
Combined lot size: 5,450 sq ft (3,050 + 2,400)
Location Highlights
In front of Express Bus to Manhattan & Downtown Brooklyn
Across from shopping center & restaurants
Near Rockaway Pier, Belt Parkway, parks & recreation
Strong neighborhood foot traffic
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