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Features of 72 Croton Avenue, Cortlandt Manor Features of 72 Croton Avenue, Cortlandt Manor Net Sale Price: $193,000 Two Family Home under Renovation New Roof, Boiler, Hot Water Heater and More Two Bedroom Owner Unit on Second Level (+/- 786 sq. ft) One Bedroom Apartment on First Level (+/-576 sq. ft) Hardwood Floors Terraced Yard with Front and Side Patios .67 acre Town of Cortlandt The Town of Cortlandt is located in the northwest corner of Westchester County. It is bounded on the north by Putnam County, on the west by the Hudson River and the City of Peekskill, on the east by Yorktown, and south by the Towns of Ossining and New Castle. 72 Croton Avenue is located within the hamlet of Cortlandt Manor. Served by the Lakeland Central School District, residents of 72 Croton Avenue may attend Lincoln Titus Elementary School and Walter Panas High School, both of which are approximately one mile away. The Lakeland-Copper Beech Junior-Middle High School is located approximately 5.8 miles away. The property is private yet conveniently located off of Crompond Road (Route 202) near shops and transportation. There is easy access to the Taconic State Parkway and to the Metro North Hudson line at Peekskill. The Town maintains several parks with soccer and softball fields, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts and a swimming pool. The Town sponsors movies and summer concerts in the park and residents can attend various activities and programs at the Cortlandt Youth and Recreation Center. Bear Mountain State Park can be readily accessed from the nearby Bear Mountain State Parkway. The largest employer in the Town is the Cortlandt Town Center – a large retail center located on Cortlandt Boulevard, also known as NYS Route 6. Other major employers in the Town include New York Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital Center and the FDR Veterans Administration Hospital. 2/2016 72 Croton Avenue, Cortlandt Two Family Home Affordability Analysis – February, 2016 Fair & Affordable Housing (All figures are approximate and subject to change) TWO BEDROOMS W/ONE BEDROOM RENTAL APARTMENT Sale Price $ 493,000 Westchester County $ (330,000) Assistance Net Sale Price $ 193,000 5% Down Payment $ (9,650) Mortgage Amount $ 183,350 Principal + Interest** $ 960 Approximate taxes $ 635 Insurance $ 200 Total Housing Payment (PITI) $ 1,795*** Approx. income needed to carry $ 65,273* payment *If monthly debt (minimum monthly payments on credit cards, loans, leases, child support payments etc.) is higher than 5% of your gross monthly income a higher income may be necessary. **Assumes 30 year fixed rate mortgage at 4.75 % ***Rental income from the one bedroom apartment of $800 can offset this payment. Maximum Income Limits as of June 2015 (Income limits are subject to change) No. of Persons Income Limit 2 $67,650 3 $76,100 4 $84,550 5 $91,350 2/2016 72 Croton Avenue, Cortlandt – Picture and Floor Plan 2/2016 Features of 176 Henry Street, Buchanan Net Sale Price: $235,033 3 Bedroom Single Family Home Cape Cod Style 2-1/2 Baths 2 Fireplaces Kitchen Island w/Granite Countertop Hardwood Floors & Carpeting Central Air Conditioning Front Porch Rear Deck Detached Shared Garage Unfinished Walk-Out Basement .22 Acres Village of Buchanan The Village of Buchanan is situated in the northwestern corner of Westchester County on the eastern bank of the Hudson River in the Town of Cortlandt. It is bordered by Peekskill to the north and east. Hendrick Hudson Central School District serves the residents of 176 Henry Street. The District offers a full day kindergarten; an enrichment program and full special education services are available. Henrick Hudson High School offers a comprehensive program of honors and A.P. courses in a full Regents program with special education services provided when needed, and technical training through BOCES. Blue Mountain Middle School is an Excellence in Education school. Children in the three elementary schools are grouped heterogeneously, with provision for various ability levels in math and reading. Buchanan’s Recreation Department offers a summer day camp and senior citizens services. The Hendrick Hudson Free Library services Buchanan’s residents. The Town of Cortlandt services are available to Buchanan residents. It is conveniently located to the Cortlandt station of Metro North’s Hudson Line and the house is in close proximity to bus stops for Bee Line Bus Routes 14 and 17. 2/2016 176 Henry Street, Buchanan Single Family Three Bedroom Home Affordability Analysis – February, 2016 Fair & Affordable Housing (All figures are approximate and subject to change) THREE BEDROOMS Sale Price $ 377,726 Westchester County $ (142,693) Assistance Net Sale Price $ 235,033 5% Down Payment $ (11,751) Mortgage Amount $ 223,282 Principal + Interest** $ 1165 Approximate taxes $ 590 Insurance $ 125 Total Housing Payment (PITI) $ 1,880*** Approx. income needed to carry $ 68,364* payment *If monthly debt (minimum monthly payments on credit cards, loans, leases, child support payments etc.) is higher than 5% of your gross monthly income a higher income may be necessary. **Assumes 30 year fixed rate mortgage at 4.75 % Maximum Income Limits as of June 2015 (Income limits are subject to change) No. of Persons Income Limit 3 $76,100 4 $84,550 5 $91,350 6 $98,100 7 $104,842 2/2016 176 Henry Street, Buchanan – Picture and Floor Plan 2/2016 Features of 11 Westview Avenue, North Salem Net Sale Price: $157,083 3 Bedroom Single Family Home Raised Ranch #/- 1728 sq.ft Hardwood Floors Formal Dining Room w/French Doors to Balcony Family Room w/French Doors to Deck Basement Laundry One Car Garage .5 Acre Town of North Salem The Town of North Salem is located in the northeastern corner of Westchester County. It encompasses 23 square miles and is noted for its open lands, lakes and reservoirs. Some 50 miles north of New York City, the town has a population of 5200. Curriculum, instruction and assessment are well aligned in the North Salem Schools – the elementary school Pequenakonck and the North Salem Middle and High Schools. North Salem has been a “school in good standing” as designated by the New York State Department of Education Report Card. The district ranks #61 in the state and #229 in the country. The Ruth Keeler Memorial Library is an educational and cultural center for the North Salem community, serving its residents from infants to senior citizens with print and multimedia resources as well as enriching program. The Town of North Salem offers many recreational programs. There are two North Salem parts as well as the County’s Mountain Lakes Park. Joe Bohrdum Park is at 15 Sunset Drive and has tennis courts, soccer field, two baseball fields, a playground, basketball courts and picnic area. Volunteers Park is at 250 June Road and has a soccer field, baseball field, a children’s playground and a basketball court. There are many trails and open space for walking and hikes. The site is conveniently located to Interstate 684, which to the North intersects with Interstate 84 towards Connecticut and South towards the Westchester County Airport, White Plains and New York City. The area is served by Metro-North Harlem Line at Croton Falls and Purdys, which are less than three miles from the property. 2/2016 11 Westview Avenue, North Salem Single Family Three Bedroom Home Affordability Analysis – February, 2016 Fair & Affordable Housing (All figures are approximate and subject to change) THREE BEDROOMS Sale Price $ 317,083 Westchester County $ (160,000) Assistance Net Sale Price $ 157,083 5% Down Payment $ (7,855) Mortgage Amount $ 149,228 Principal + Interest** $ 780 Approximate taxes $ 885 Insurance $ 125 Total Housing Payment (PITI) $ 1,790*** Approx. income needed to carry $ 65,100* payment *If monthly debt (minimum monthly payments on credit cards, loans, leases, child support payments etc.) is higher than 5% of your gross monthly income a higher income may be necessary. **Assumes 30 year fixed rate mortgage at 4.75 % Maximum Income Limits as of June 2015 (Income limits are subject to change) No. of Persons Income Limit 3 $76,100 4 $84,550 5 $91,350 6 $98,100 7 $104,842 2/2016 Features of 11 Westview Ave, North Salem – Picture and Floor Plan 2/2016 Features of 25 Oak Road, Montrose Net Sale Price: $215,000 4 Bedroom Single Family Home Ranch Style +/2250 sq. ft. (not including basement) 2 Baths Fireplace Family Room Laundry Room Patio 1 Car Garage Unfinished Basement .5 Acres Town of Cortlandt Hamlet of Montrose The Town of Cortlandt is located in the northwest corner of Westchester County. It is bounded on the north by Putnam County, on the west by the Hudson River and the City of Peekskill, on the east by Yorktown, and south by the Towns of Ossining and New Castle. 25 Oak Road is located within the hamlet of Cortlandt Manor. Montrose is a hamlet within the Town. Residents of 25 Oak Rd will be served by the Hendrick Hudson Central School District. The property conveniently located near shops and transportation. There is easy access to Route 9A which leads into the Taconic State Parkway and the Saw Mill River Parkway. It is within 2 miles of the Metro North Hudson Line Cortlandt Station. The nearest Bee Line Bus Route is #14. The Town maintains several parks with soccer and softball fields, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts and a swimming pool. The Town sponsors movies and summer concerts in the park and residents can attend various activities and programs at the Cortlandt Youth and Recreation Center. Bear Mountain State Park can be readily accessed from the nearby Bear Mountain State Parkway. George’s Island Park is a 208-acre waterfront park in Montrose offering views of the Hudson River.
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