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House
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for sale
USD 525,000
USD 427/sq.ft
33 Cedar Lane
Yorktown Heights
· 1,227 sq.ft · 3 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
· Patio · Garden · Deck · Balcony · Fireplace · Equipped kitchen
Yorktown Heights · 1,227 sq.ft · 3 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House · Patio · Garden · Deck · Balcony · Fireplace · Equipped kitchen
A true brick home in the Village of Ossining, offering beautiful sunset and river views, tremendous character, low taxes, and a location that’s hard to beat — just minutes to the train station, riverfront dining, and Teatown Nature Preserve. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home features 1,240 sq ft across the main floors, plus a 340 sq ft walk-out lower level and a walk-up attic ideal for an artist loft, studio, or storage. Inside, original exposed beam ceilings and a striking stone-and-brick fireplace with a Jotul wood stove sets an unmistakable tone. Outside, enjoy a rare three-tiered outdoor living setup: a brick patio off the lower level, a large deck off the kitchen, and an upper balcony with year-round views of the Mario Cuomo Bridge and Croton Point Park — expanding to a full 180-degree Hudson River panorama in winter. The lower level includes a convenient kitchenette for guests or extended living. Classic brick architecture, arched window lintels, mature trees, a large rear yard, and a
A true brick home in the Village of Ossining, offering beautiful sunset and river views, tremendous character, low taxes, and a location that’s hard to beat — just minutes to the train station, riverfront dining, and Teatown Nature Preserve. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home features 1,240 sq ft across the main floors, plus a 340 sq ft walk-out lower level and a walk-up attic ideal for an artist loft, studio, or storage. Inside, original exposed beam ceilings and a striking stone-and-brick fireplace with a Jotul wood stove sets an unmistakable tone. Outside, enjoy a rare three-tiered outdoor living setup: a brick patio off the lower level, a large deck off the kitchen, and an upper balcony with year-round views of the Mario Cuomo Bridge and Croton Point Park — expanding to a full 180-degree Hudson River panorama in winter. The lower level includes a convenient kitchenette for guests or extended living. Classic brick architecture, arched window lintels, mature trees, a large rear yard, and a
USD 525,000
