43-14 147th Street

Flushing-Murray Hill-Whitestone, Queens, NY 11355

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Location

Primary Address43-14 147th Street

CountyQueens County

NeighborhoodEast Flushing

Section-Block-Lot (SBL)4-05401-0010

Alternative Addresses (AKA)43-14 147th Street

School District25

SchoolsJunior High (2) - 7 min walk

High School (1) - 7 min walk

Elementary (3) - 10 min walk

Early Childhood (1) - 16 min walk

Secondary School (1) - 17 min walk

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Building Details

Property TypeMultifamily | Walk-up

Building ClassB3 | Two Family Converted From One Family

Gross Square Feet2,261

Residential2,261

Units2

Residential Units (DOF)2

Rent Stabilized Units0

Year Built1901

# of Buildings1

Stories3

Building Floor Plate825 sf (25' x 33')

Lot Coverage16.50%

Building ExtensionsGarage

Neighbor ProximityDetached

BasementBelow grade (Full basement)

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Lot Size5,000 sf (50' x 100')

Lot Frontage50'

Irregular Lot ShapeNo

Lot TypeInside / L-shaped lot

Flood Zone (2015)No

Local LawsNone

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Split Between ZonesNot determined

Zoning Map10d

LandmarkNo

Lot Size 5,000 sf (50' x 100')

Lot Frontage 50'

Lot TypeInside / L-shaped lot

Flood Zone (2015)No

Buildable SF	Lot Cover.	Max FAR	Max SF	Available SF
Current	17%	0.45x	2,250 sf	--
Residential	--	0.75x	3,750 sf	+1,489 sf
Community	--	1.00x	5,000 sf	+2,739 sf

Known Hazards (E-Designations)

No E-designation on this lot

The City’s CEQR records show no hazardous-materials, air-quality or noise designation here. An E-designation is recorded when an environmental review attaches one, so a lot never reviewed has none either.

Historical Land Use

No prior land use on record

The City’s historical land-use maps record no earlier facility or environmental concern for this lot. Coverage varies by year and by area, so this is what the maps show rather than a survey of the site.