TOLL BROS BETTER THAN NEW EASTPORT ELITE, and NO WAITING! 90k UPGRADES! Move right in! There is an array of windows providing sun through out. When you enter this Corner unit there is an open floor plan, you can see the living room, dinning room and family room. The Well appointed kitchen/breakfast area is next to the family room, with a door to a brick patio. Upstairs you'll find a Master bedroom suite with a sitting area, and master bath. 2 additional bedrooms, with full bath, & laundry area. Lower Level has a finished basement, with full bath, bar, wine cellar Square footage includes Lower Level .There are So many upgrades to mention, this is a must see home! THE RIVINGTON !! Lot number 133 Also available with Rent option to buy!!!
CondoProperty Type
2014Year Built
$310Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Carol Riley• Berkshire Hathaway NE Prop.
Bought with Harry Stark• William Raveis Real Estate
Source:Smart MLS #99154272
Redfin Estimate
$921,027
$345K since sold in September 2017$83K since September
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This home's estimate is 15.9% higher than the average sale price ($795K) of 6 comparable homes.
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Last updated by owner on Apr 8, 2023.
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The purpose and intent of the Planned Neighborhood Development PND zone is to encourage compatible land planning for large-scale, mixed-use developments and the adaptive reuse or retrofitting of obsolete and underutilized commercial and industrial buildings on large sites as well-integrated units that: provide housing and economic development opportunities appropriate to the location and scale of the site; incorporate a compatible mix of traditional neighborhood uses; include a variety of housing types, styles, and costs to promote housing choice and economic diversity; protect environmentally sensitive areas, drinking water supplies and areas of natural beauty; protect historic sites; provide conveniently located public facilities and recreational areas; locate residences within reasonable walking distance of neighborhood centers with shops and services designed to meet the daily needs of residents; allow for cluster development that promotes energy efficient patterns of development and the preservation of common open space; include streets designed to enhance pedestrian safety, lessen congestion, and curb speeding; and, provide sidewalk networks and street trees.; It is intended that the Planned Neighborhood Development regulations will permit flexibility in the design and development of large tracts of lands or the retrofitting of obsolete commercial or industrial buildings into mixed-use neighborhoods over time. The PND regulations allow for the review and approval of detailed plans for each phase of development in accordance with a previously approved master plan that governs overall development patterns for the entire PND.