40 Terrace Ave

Staten Island, NY 10309

Apartment building

1-4 beds

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What's special

Well-maintained kitchenFresh shower headHigh ceilingsModern fixturesLarge bedroomRecently updated bathroomNewer flooring

Welcome to 40 Terrace #2, a bright and inviting one-bedroom apartment with newer flooring, a well-maintained kitchen, and a recently updated bathroom featuring a fresh shower head and modern fixtures. The space feels open and comfortable with high ceilings, and the large bedroom includes a double-door closet for plenty of storage. This quiet, safe neighborhood offers a lovely view from the back and great convenience, with local buses, the express bus to Manhattan, the SIR, and plenty of nearby shopping. Street parking is usually easy to find, making day-to-day living even simpler. Make this unit yours today! Tenant is responsible for gas and electric.

Facts, features & policies

Unit features

Appliances

Dishwasher

Oven

Refrigerator

Flooring

Hardwood

Neighborhood: Prince's Bay

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Family Vibes
Warm atmosphere with family-friendly amenities and safe, welcoming streets.
Suburban Calm
Serene suburban setting with space, comfort, and community charm.
Green Spaces
Scenic trails and gardens with private, less-crowded natural escapes.
Highway Access
Quick highway connections for seamless travel and regional access.

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Set on Staten Island’s south shore, 10309 (Rossville, Woodrow, Charleston, and Richmond Valley) blends suburban calm with nature preserves and tidy cul-de-sacs. Expect four-season coastal weather with breezy summers and crisp winters; weekends often revolve around Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve and Bloomingdale Park’s ballfields and walking paths. According to Zillow Rental Manager market trends from recent months, the median asking rent has hovered in the low $3,000s, with most listings ranging roughly from the high $2,000s to mid $3,000s. Daily life is convenient: Bricktown Centre at Charleston and South Shore Commons bring Target, Home Depot, ShopRite, fitness options, and casual dining (plus coffee spots like Starbucks and local cafes), while Arthur Kill Road is dotted with family-run Italian eateries and bakeries. The area’s vibe is friendly and multigenerational, with low-key pubs and community leagues rather than a late-night scene, and it’s welcoming to pets thanks to plentiful green space. Commuters appreciate quick access to the West Shore Expressway, Korean War Veterans Parkway, the Outerbridge Crossing, and the Staten Island Railway at Richmond Valley, and history buffs enjoy the nearby Victorian-era Kreischer Mansion.