c.1987 Brooklyn Floating Home For Sale in NY $165K
$165,000
Two-bedroom, one-bath floating home for sale with sundeck, living room, updated kitchen. The marina is right next to Kings Plaza, so you can pop into Macys for a pair of Sperry boat shoes.
Realtor Comments
Move in ready mint condition Floating Boat Home currently parked in Mill Basin Brooklyn. Features huge living room, upgraded kitchen, guest bedroom, full bath, master bedroom private balcony, and roof top balcony. This boathouse can be owner occupied, tenant occupied or for seasonal use. Docking, water, electric cost is subject to the Marina’s rate. It is currently located next to Kings Plaza shopping center. This 2-bedroom boathouse can be relocated to any Marina that you desire. Why rent when you can have your own apartment with a low monthly payment. Call for further information.
- 2bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1987
2565 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11234
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Jia ( Jay ) Huang
Here are some pros and cons of living in a floating home:
Pros
- Unique Lifestyle: Living on water offers a distinctive experience, with beautiful views and a tranquil environment.
- Connection to Nature: Proximity to water can enhance your connection to nature, providing opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and wildlife observation.
- Less Maintenance: Floating homes often require less landscaping maintenance than traditional homes, as there’s no yard to manage.
- Community: Many floating home communities foster a strong sense of camaraderie among residents.
- Cooler Temperatures: Being on water can help regulate temperatures, often making summers more comfortable.
Cons
- Limited Space: Floating homes can be smaller than traditional houses, which may require downsizing and creative use of space.
- Environmental Concerns: Living on water can raise concerns about pollution, flooding, and the impact on marine ecosystems.
- Maintenance Challenges: Floating homes require regular maintenance to prevent issues like leaks, mold, and wear from water exposure.
- Insurance and Financing: Obtaining insurance and financing for floating homes can be more complicated and potentially more expensive.
- Accessibility Issues: Depending on the location, access to amenities and services may be more challenging, especially during extreme weather.
