Welcome to 419 99th Street, a charming Bay Ridge townhouse nestled in a bucolic setting. This home was originally built in 1935 and has recently been completely renovated. There are three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The driveway leading to your garage provides direct access to the finished basement where you will find a large washer and dryer as well as access to the rear garden. No more searching for parking! Create your ideal space in this fabulous finished basement. The house has wonderful natural light, hardwood floors and a sleek open kitchen with center island. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances and white custom cabinetry. You have access to your front porch, outdoor deck and large backyard for fun and entertaining. The second floor has three bedrooms each with its own split units which provide both heat and air conditioning. The center bedroom has a skylight. Additionally, all rooms have a split system. The ceilings are approximately 10.5' high. There is a modern full bathroom on the second floor as well as another full bathroom on the lower level. Both bathrooms have sliding glass shower doors, a window and a separate switch for heat. The very large backyard has a concrete pad 4" thick to withstand a Swim Spa which is a type of heated infinity pool which might be able to be installed .110 volt and 220 volt electrical outlets have been installed to accommodate this rare feature.

"Bay Ridge is a quiet, lush, residential, vibrant and diverse neighborhood located in Brooklyn, New York. The area is known for its breathtaking waterfront views, lively neighborhood atmosphere, and rich history. From cozy restaurants to trendy cafes and bars, Bay Ridge has something for everyone. The tree-lined streets, historic brownstones, and sprawling parks give the neighborhood a unique charm. Locals and visitors alike enjoy exploring the many shops, boutiques, and amenities, as well as taking part in the lively local events and annual parades. Overall, Bay Ridge is a wonderful neighborhood that offers a blend of urban conveniences and a small-town feel, making it a great place to live, work, or visit."