Lower Westchester County offers a diverse range of rental property types to cater to the needs and preferences of its residents. Here are some common rental property types you can find in Long Island Sound waterfront towns:
Apartment: Apartments are one of the most common types of rental properties in New York. They can range from small studio apartments to larger multi-bedroom units within residential buildings or complexes.
House: Single-family houses available for rent offer more space, privacy, and often include a yard or garden. These properties are ideal for families or individuals who prefer more independence.
Condominium (Condo): Condos are individual units within a larger building or complex, and they can be rented directly from the owner or through a property management company. Condos typically offer amenities like gyms, pools, and common areas.
Townhouse: Townhouses are multi-level homes that are attached to one or more neighboring units. They offer a combination of apartment living and single-family homes, providing a bit more space and often come with shared amenities.
Duplex/Triplex: These are properties that consist of two or three units, each with its own entrance. Duplexes are quite common in some parts of New York, offering a more residential feel than apartments.
Loft: Loft apartments are characterized by open layouts, high ceilings, and large windows. They are often converted from industrial or commercial spaces and can offer a unique living experience.
Co-op: In some areas, co-operative housing (co-op) is prevalent. In a co-op, tenants own shares of the corporation that owns the building, and they rent their unit from the co-op. Co-ops usually have strict rules and approval processes for potential tenants.
Sublet: Some rental opportunities in New York come in the form of sublets, where a tenant rents a room or part of an apartment or house from the primary leaseholder.
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