Near Wagner and St. John’s Colleges, a top-rated K-thru-5 public school, VG grocery, vast public parklands and a 49-minute trip to Wall St., this 18-inch-thick, stone-construction, country cottage charms. It boasts 3.5BR (one without closet), 1.75 baths, recent EIK; LR with 180-deg-warming FP, beamed FDR, 1st-flr BR & shower-bath; family & Fla rms. 2-car driveway, 0.29acre, 75-100-yr trees and occasional visits from deer, one wild turkey and pair of black squirrels complete this unique property – fast to Wall St. but world apart.
Single-familyProperty Type
1925Year Built
0.29 acresLot Size
$590Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listing by Norma Sue Wolfe• Gateway Arms Realty Corp.
Bought with Malgorzata Kindja• Robert DeFalco Realty, Inc.
RARE ERNEST FLAGG "RADIOLA" STONE HOME. LOCATION LOCATION - UNLIMITED POTENTIAL Garage converted for storage, easily reconverted back. Owner is motivated, please present ALL OFFERS with prequalification form from reputable lender to listing agent. Level 1: CENTERHALL , LIVING ROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM, FLORIDA ROOM, CONVERTED GARAGE, 1/2 BATH Level 2: (LEVEL 1 CON'T)LAUNDRY ROOM, SMALL GALLEY KITCHEN, FLORIDA ROOM Level 3: LEVEL 2- 2 BEDROOMS BATH Basement: NONE
Public Records
May 4, 2004
Sold
$450,000
$259/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,894 (+0.7%)
$25,260 + $33,480
$58,740
2024
$8,829 (+12.4%)
$25,260 + $25,380
$50,640
2022
$7,856 (−4.6%)
$25,260 + $25,980
$51,240
2021
$8,232 (+5.4%)
$25,260 + $23,880
$49,140
2020
$7,811 (+1.9%)
$25,260 + $17,520
$42,780
2019
$7,663 (+6.0%)
$25,260 + $11,640
$36,900
2018
$7,230 (−6.8%)
$25,260 + $13,020
$38,280
2017
$7,754 (+6.8%)
$25,260 + $12,780
$38,040
2016
$7,259 (+8.4%)
$25,260 + $12,780
$38,040
2015
$6,699 (+7.1%)
$23,485 + $12,830
$36,315
2014
$6,254 (+2.9%)
$21,060 + $13,200
$34,260
2013
$6,075
$21,060 + $14,220
$35,280
Tax history for 28 Starlight Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$8,894 (+0.7%)
$25,260 + $33,480
$58,740
2024
$8,829 (+12.4%)
$25,260 + $25,380
$50,640
2022
$7,856 (−4.6%)
$25,260 + $25,980
$51,240
2021
$8,232 (+5.4%)
$25,260 + $23,880
$49,140
2020
$7,811 (+1.9%)
$25,260 + $17,520
$42,780
2019
$7,663 (+6.0%)
$25,260 + $11,640
$36,900
2018
$7,230 (−6.8%)
$25,260 + $13,020
$38,280
2017
$7,754 (+6.8%)
$25,260 + $12,780
$38,040
2016
$7,259 (+8.4%)
$25,260 + $12,780
$38,040
2015
$6,699 (+7.1%)
$23,485 + $12,830
$36,315
2014
$6,254 (+2.9%)
$21,060 + $13,200
$34,260
2013
$6,075
$21,060 + $14,220
$35,280
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
—
Baths
—
Stories
1.5
Lot width
132 ft.
Lot depth
97 ft.
Lot size
0.29 Acres
Year renovated
1960
Sq. Ft.
1,380
Year built
1960
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Richmond County
APN
006300155
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 9, 2026.
R1-2
HS
Low-Density Non-Contextual Residence District
R1 districts are leafy, low-density neighborhoods of large, single-family detached homes on spacious lots. Resembling many suburbs, these districts are mapped in a few areas of the city, such as Todt Hill (R1-1) in Staten Island, Jamaica Estates (R1-2) in Queens, and Fieldston (R1-2) in the Bronx. R1-2A is mapped in Forest Hills in Queens.; There are three R1 districts. Although new homes in R1-1 districts must be on larger and wider lots than homes in R1-2 and R1-2A districts, generous yard requirements and high open space ratio (OSR) or lot coverage regulations preserve the open space that characterizes all R1 districts. The floor area ratio (FAR) of 0.5 and the sizeable required lot area tend to produce big, roomy houses. The maximum height of buildings in R1-1 and R1-2 districts is not fixed but is governed by a sky exposure plane;; contextual regulations in R1-2A districts produce buildings that maintain neighborhood scale and character with a maximum perimeter wall of 25 feet, a maximum building height of 35 feet and a front yard as deep as a neighboring yard. Auto ownership rates are high and, as in other lower-density districts which are often distant from mass transit, one off-street parking space is required for each dwelling unit.