Pleasant Plains, Staten Island
Three bedrooms, three full baths and a half, built in 2002 and owned by one family since. 1,400 square feet over two stories with a full finished basement underneath and a semi attached footprint that gives you light on three sides. Pleasant Plains, South Shore, a real block with real neighbors, and a house that has been very well maintained since day one.
The main floor holds an eat in kitchen, a separate dining room and a combination living room. Upstairs, three bedrooms including a primary bedroom with its own bath and a walk in closet, plus a second full bath in the hall. Downstairs, one more full bath, so nobody is negotiating over a hallway door on a weekday morning.
Full basement, fully finished, separate entrance, second kitchen. Whatever your family needs it to be, and the separate entrance means it can be that without running through the middle of the house.
Out back there is a deck and a fenced yard, all pavers and cement with beautiful landscaping mixed in. Low maintenance by design. You mow almost nothing. Vinyl siding on the outside, Flood Zone X on the map. Central air and gas forced air heat that runs cool in July and warm in January, both very well maintained.
An attached one car garage plus a driveway in front of it, and there is plenty of street parking on Sharrott too. On the South Shore in January that combination matters, and everyone who has hunted for a spot on a snow day knows exactly why.
Sharrott Avenue runs from Amboy Road all the way down to the water, and this house sits on the middle stretch of it in Pleasant Plains. The Staten Island Railway station at Penton Street and Amboy Road is a quarter mile up the block, which puts St. George and the ferry on one ride, no car, no parking, no transfer. Go the other direction and Sharrott ends at Hylan Boulevard, Lemon Creek Park and the fishing pier, with Mount Loretto and the bluffs over Raritan Bay just past that.
Trader Joe’s, Ralph’s Famous Italian Ices, a great sushi restaurant, a liquor store, Dollar Tree, and half a dozen more spots to grab dinner or run an errand. You are truly a block away from everything you could need. Schools are set too, zoned for PS 3 The Margaret Gioiosa School, IS 7 Elias Bernstein, and Tottenville High.
Saturday, September 12, 11:30am to 1:30pm. Come walk it. No appointment needed, no pressure, and I will answer anything you ask.
Text or call 917-905-2541 and I will get you in. Evenings and weekends are fine.
133A Sharrott Avenue · $824,999
Joseph Ranola · Associate Broker · Bridge and Boro Team at Real Broker LLC
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