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33-24 Junction Boulevard, Unit 1R

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Have you been searching for an affordable, spacious, and quiet one-bedroom? This is one worth seeing.
Located on what is effectively the second floor (just above the lobby) of a well-maintained co-op in strong financial standing, the apartment offers a layout thats both practical and easy to live in. Theres a clear separation between the living area and the bedroom, which makes the space feel larger than expected.
Youre welcomed by a proper foyersomething buyers always appreciatewhich can easily double as a home office, dining area, or simply a well-defined entry. The living room is well-proportioned and flexible, with enough room for both a comfortable seating area and dining without feeling tight. The kitchen sits just off the foyer, tucked away from the main living space, helping keep everything organized.
The bedroom is set apart and generously sized, easily accommodating a king-sized bed with room to spare, along with an oversized double closet. Multiple closets are thoughtfully placed throughout, adding to the functionality of the home. Throughout the apartment, youll find beautiful parquet floors that add warmth and character.
The co-op is set on park-like grounds and offers multiple outdoor sitting areas, creating a peaceful setting thats hard to come by. Residents enjoy a wait-listed garage, well-maintained laundry facilities, and an attentive staff with a live-in super.
The train is just three blocks away, making commuting simple. Youre a block away from shopping, restaurants, and Paseo Park along 34th Avenue, a neighborhood favorite for morning runs, bike rides, and a more open, pedestrian-friendly feel.
The maintenance of $772.47 includes electricity, gas, heat,
water, and taxes. There is a bulk cable fee of $95 and an elevator assessment of $127.40. A 20% down payment and board approval are required.



Written By: Georges Benoliel

Georges has been working in Wall Street for the last 16 years trading derivatives with hedge funds. He has been an active real estate investor for over a decade. Georges graduated from HEC Business School in Paris and holds a master in Finance from ESADE Barcelona.

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