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Amazing Backyard in South Beach Townhome

Ocean views and sea breezes are a welcome addition to the daily life experience inside the confines of New York City.

   
Can you imagine yourself living in Waterside?  Close your eyes for a moment and listen to the sound of the ocean waves as the sun seemingly follows your every move; the seagulls passing you by, flapping in the breeze.  Calm.  Serene, and relaxation from the daily hustle and bustle of what people may come to expect inside New York City boarders…  I call this a home of tranquility; this of is as a  staycation type of home; a home where a sea breeze and ocean views are a daily part of the experience.  See the complete listing for 413 Father Capodanno Boulevard.

Walkout Balcony Overlooking the South Beach Waterfront

As you enter the house, you will find yourself in a beautifully polished granite kitchen with radiant heat and granite floors.  The sliding glass doors lead you to a 350-foot yard with juicy green, endless grass.  I’m thinking family, friends, barbecues and parties—or just plain relaxation.  On the second level is the ideal living room—soft, but outspoken.  It is large enough for comfort, with high hats and hardwood floors—captivating.  The third level consists of three beautifully-sized bedrooms, with an elegant designer bathroom fit for a King.  The master bedroom is unique; large, yet cozy.  The half-moon window captures the light leading to elegance.  You may walk out to a balcony where the sunset warms the soul and invites you to a new day.  This, my friends, is a special home.

Father Capodanno Boulevard, as you may already know, is parallel to the Franklin Delano Roosevelt boardwalk, which sits beside the ocean.  Along Father Capodanno Boulevard, you have a handful of buses to get you where you need to go.  The s51 and s52, which both come from the St. George Ferry Terminal, go to Grant City and Staten Island University Hospital, respectively.  By taking one of these which are bound for the St. George Ferry Terminal, you can easily transfer to another bus or get off at one of the train stations along Bay Street.  Furthermore, along the street, you have the x4, x5, x7, and x8 express buses.  The x4 and x8 will take you to Lower Manhattan, while the x5 and x7 will take you into Midtown Manhattan.  These buses all utilize the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge to get into the city.

There are plenty of schools in and surrounding the neighborhood of South Beach, which is where this wonderful house is located.  The nearest public schools are P.S. 39, at 71 Sand Lane; P.S. 46, at 41 Reid Avenue; Concord High School, at 109 Rhine Avenue; and New Dorp High School, at 465 New Dorp Lane.  If you would prefer to enroll your child in a Catholic school, the vicinity has the Holy Rosary School, at 100 Jerome Avenue; St. Joseph Hill Academy, at 850 Hylan Boulevard; St. Joseph’s Parochial School, at 139 St. Mary’s Avenue; St. John Villa Academy, at 57 Cleveland Place; and the Academy of St. Dorothy, at 1305 Hylan Boulevard.  Another private school nearby is the Staten Island Academy, at 715 Todt Hill Road.  Keep in mind, however, that while these houses may be conveniently close to the house, they may not be the ones your child is zoned for.  To obtain this information, you must contact your local public school board or school administration.

For more information of this South Beach, Staten Island home contact Jodie Markiewicz, a licensed sales associate with RealEstateSINY.com at (718) 668-0423