644 Barretto St, Bronx, NY 10474

The property is ideally situated on a quiet tree-lined block on the east side of Barretto Street between Randall Avenue and Spofford Avenue. It is close to the Joseph Rodman Drake Park, Toledo Grocery Store, Lucero Produce, Hero City Dark Night Deli, the LION Charter School, Hunts Point Recreation Center, BronxArtSpace Gallery, St. Ignatius School, and more. The South Bronx/Hunts Point neighborhood comprises a high-density mix of primarily three- and four-bedroom units. It is a small but dense residential area filled with apartment buildings and row houses. Hunts Point has a diverse community and stands as a historic district that hosts a collection of pre-war townhouses, steadily growing just 6 miles northeast of Midtown Manhattan. Of the property’s encompassing 5 miles, approximately 81% of the households are renter-occupied, and 22% range from one- to four-unit residences, aligning with 644 Barretto Street’s build-out and unit mix.Forest Park Properties is pleased to present the income-generating and value-add multifamily asset at 644 Barretto Street in Bronx, New York, to the market. The building spans 4,332 square feet across three stories, offers six units, and is currently 83% occupied. There is one studio, one two-bedroom unit, two three-bedroom units, and two four-bedroom units. Five of the six units are currently occupied. The property offers 395 square feet of vacant garage space, which can be rented out for additional income. 644 Barretto Street offers Free Market Units. The property is ideally situated on a quiet tree-lined block on the east side of Barretto Street between Randall Avenue and Spofford Avenue. It is close to the Joseph Rodman Drake Park, Toledo Grocery Store, Lucero Produce, Hero City Dark Night Deli, the LION Charter School, Hunts Point Recreation Center, BronxArtSpace Gallery, St. Ignatius School, and more. The South Bronx/Hunts Point neighborhood comprises a high-density mix of primarily three- and four-bedroom units. It is a small but dense residential area filled with apartment buildings and row houses. Hunts Point has a diverse community and stands as a historic district that hosts a collection of pre-war townhouses, steadily growing just 6 miles northeast of Midtown Manhattan. Of the property’s encompassing 5 miles, approximately 81% of the households are renter-occupied, and 22% range from one- to four-unit residences, aligning with 644 Barretto Street’s build-out and unit mix. Property tours are available by appointment only. Please contact the broker to schedule.