130 South Pearl St, Albany, NY 12202

$107,500 List Price

Off Market

2 Beds

1.5 Baths

1360 SF

Built In 1988

Listing ID	10927506



Property Type	Townhouse



County	Albany



Township	Albany



Neighborhood	Pastures

Total Tax	$1,874



Tax ID	76.5-2-53



FEMA Flood Map	fema.gov/portal



Year Built	1988

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Well maintained townhouse in Historic Pastures neighborhood. Currently tenant occupied. Two good sized bedrooms, 1.5 baths and full basement for storage and laundry. HOA $65/month includes two free parking spaces in rear of building, snow removal of parking lot,trash,and maintenance of common areas. Near children's park,tennis courts, and all the amenities of Downtown Albany and South Pearl St. New furnace and hot water tank. New kitchen/entryway flooring. Rubber roof is 7 years old. Interior photos available upon request.

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Property Details

2 Total Bedrooms
1 Full Bath
1 Half Bath
1360 SF
0.02 Acres
Built in 1988
2 Stories
Townhouse Style
Full Basement
Lower Level: Unfinished

Interior Features

Galley Kitchen
Oven/Range
Refrigerator
Dishwasher
Carpet Flooring
Laminate Flooring
Corner Unit
Laundry in Unit
5 Rooms
Living Room
Dining Room
Kitchen
First Floor Bathroom
Forced Air
Natural Gas Fuel
Natural Gas Avail
Central A/C

Exterior Features

Stucco Siding
Cedar Clapboard Siding
Rubber Roof
Municipal Water
Municipal Sewer
Street View
Park View
Near Bus

Community Details

Townhouse (Bldg. Style)
Pets Allowed
Playground

Taxes and Fees

$1,153 School Tax
$721 Other Tax
$1,874 Total Tax
Tax Year 2020
$65 per month Maintenance
HOA: Historic Pastures HOA

Previously Listed By

Deborah Fontes

MOHAWK VALLEY REALTY VENTURES LLC

Listing data is deemed reliable but is NOT guaranteed accurate.

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