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Presenting a premier student housing investment at 274–306 Greenwich Street in Kutztown, PA — four well-maintained townhome-style units built in 2012, offering a combined 20 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms, ideally positioned to serve Kutztown University's strong and consistent rental demand. Situated a mere two blocks from the main University campus, it’s prime location makes it highly desirable for prospective student tenants. Each townhome features five bedrooms and three bathrooms, solid wood doors, and all hard-surface flooring throughout, reflecting quality construction and durable, low-maintenance finishes. The property benefits from a track record of stable, high-quality tenancy — including sororities, senior students, and university athletes — and is currently fully leased for the upcoming academic year, providing immediate income for a new owner. Academic-year leases provide reliable turnover structure, while an owner-provided electric cap arrangement and newer units keep costs predicable. The Landlord covers all utilities including Boro funded internet at very affordable pricing, but has a cap on electrical use, with overage billed back to the residents. Typically the unit is leased collectively to a group, with each occupant signing a separate lease for their room. The rent is paid per semester, up front in full before semester starts.

Presenting a premier student housing investment at 274–306 Greenwich Street in Kutztown, PA — four well-maintained townhome-style units built in 2012, offering a combined 20 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms, ideally positioned to serve Kutztown University's strong and consistent rental demand. Situated a mere two blocks from the main University campus, it’s prime location makes it highly desirable for prospective student tenants. Each townhome features five bedrooms and three bathrooms, solid wood doors, and all hard-surface flooring throughout, reflecting quality construction and durable, low-maintenance finishes. The property benefits from a track record of stable, high-quality tenancy — including sororities, senior students, and university athletes — and is currently fully leased for the upcoming academic year, providing immediate income for a new owner. Academic-year leases provide reliable turnover structure, while an owner-provided electric cap arrangement and newer units keep costs predicable. The Landlord covers all utilities including Boro funded internet at very affordable pricing, but has a cap on electrical use, with overage billed back to the residents. Typically the unit is leased collectively to a group, with each occupant signing a separate lease for their room. The rent is paid per semester, up front in full before semester starts.