Welcome to 1052 McLean Avenue — a rare opportunity to own a 1,953 sq ft Colonial in one of Westchester County's most accessible and connected neighborhoods, steps from the Bronx border, priced aggressively at $475,000. This is your blank canvas. The home's solid wood-frame structure has been stripped back to its bones — ready for your kitchen, your baths, your floors, your vision. Architectural as-built plans are on file, a full scope of work has been drafted, and foundational work is underway. The hard part — acquiring land and structure in Westchester County — is already done. The layout delivers what buyers want: a welcoming foyer (86 sf), bright living room (110 sf), generous dining area (110 sf), and a full 208 sq ft kitchen footprint on the ground floor. Upstairs: a primary suite (156 sf) with TWO walk-in closets, a second bedroom (128 sf), full bath, and a private terrace. Plus a full 545 sq ft walk-out basement and a walkup attic — serious square footage for Westchester at this price point. Location is everything: steps from Metro-North commuter rail and MTA buses for seamless access to Manhattan. Near Van Cortlandt Park, local shops, dining, and Yonkers public schools. High foot traffic on McLean Avenue. Established neighborhood. Rising market. The numbers work: purchase at $243/sf in a market where fully renovated single-family comparables are trading at $350–420/sf. Add a ~$175K renovation budget and you're all-in near $650K on a home worth $720K+ completed. That's real equity, built by you.