751 Tilden St

Surrounded by schools, retail, and major parks like Williamsbridge Oval and Van Cortlandt Park, the area offers strong lifestyle amenities that attract renters and support stable occupancy and rent growth.

The building sits on a 5,000 SF lot with a clean 50’ × 100’ footprint, maximizing rentable area and delivering strong operational efficiency for owners.

While structurally sound, the building retains traditional pre-war characteristics and offers upside through unit upgrades, modernization, and common-area enhancements—creating opportunities to improve rents and elevate asset value.

Given its location, unit mix, and neighborhood momentum, 751 Tilden Street is well-positioned for investors seeking steady cash flow, low turnover, and dependable appreciation over time.

Kassin Sabbagh Realty (KSR) is pleased to represent 751 Tilden Street, a classic pre-war multifamily asset positioned in the heart of the Williamsbridge neighborhood of the Bronx. Built in 1928, this five-story, 28-unit building totals approximately 17,915 square feet and sits on a 5,000 sq. ft. lot with a footprint of roughly 50 by 100 feet. Its scale and architecture reflect the durable, character-rich construction typical of early-century Bronx housing stock.

The property benefits from a location that checks the boxes for both renters and long-term investors. Williamsbridge offers strong transit connectivity and everyday convenience: multiple bus lines serve the area, and the Gun Hill Road station—home to the 2 and 5 trains—is just a short walk away. This creates a true “Rider’s Paradise” environment and supports consistent tenant demand. The neighborhood also provides access to an array of parks and recreational spaces, including Williamsbridge Oval Park, Seton Falls Park, Van Cortlandt Park, and Bronx Park, all within a few miles. Schools, retail, and local amenities are easily reachable, reinforcing the property’s walkability and appeal.

For residents, 751 Tilden offers solid, well-proportioned units within a stable, established community. For owners, it represents a straightforward, dependable Bronx multifamily—strong bones, consistent demand drivers, and value supported by transit, neighborhood infrastructure, and lifestyle amenities. As with many pre-war buildings, the amenity package is more traditional than modern luxury stock, but the fundamentals and location more than compensate.