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A quiet community in the Bronx
While the Bronx neighborhood of Unionport may not be as well-known as its northerly neighbor of Parkchester or the culturally significant South Bronx to the southwest, this small, close-knit community has its own very unique set of appeals. Realtor Maria Vivanco of EXIT Realty says, “It is situated in the middle of a metropolitan area and close to everything.” Unionport sits just 10 blocks south of the East Bronx “Medical Mile” and a mere 2 miles away from the iconic Bronx Zoo, while offering solid transportation access for both drivers and riders to access some of the Bronx and New York’s greatest features, from entertainment to employment opportunities. With a unique combination of easy transportation, local walkability and a relatively quiet atmosphere, Unionport stands out among its neighbors.
The Castle Hill Little League Has been a staple in the neighborhood since 1956.
Castle Hill Avenue runs through Unionport.
The Ice Cream truck and shaved ice cart are favorites in Unionport, The Bronx.
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Vintage housing in a quiet environment
One of Unionport’s greatest strengths is its diversity of housing options. Near the Westchester subway station, postwar high-rises with balcony views of the East River offer 800-square-foot, one-bedroom apartments for between $160,000 and $180,000. Farther from the subway, detached Colonial Revivals with cheery siding and three to four bedrooms on small lots list in the $600,000 to $700,000 range, while seven-to-nine-bedroom, prewar attached rowhouses sell for between $1.25 and $1.5 million. Unionport’s streets are wider and quieter than neighboring communities, a feature that attracts many families with children to live here. Vivanco says, “It’s actually one of the quieter areas of the Bronx, as lots of residents prefer to live in condos here rather than have their own houses.”
Rowhouses can be seen in Unionport, The Bronx.
Single family brick homes are spread throughout Unionport, The Bronx.
Apartment buildings are a part of the hosing stock.
Unionport, The Bronx has modern single family homes.
Brick-Faced attached homes are common in Unionport
Classic New York City apartment buildings are part of the Housing Stock in Unionport
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Diverse dining in Unionport
Unionport’s dining scene expresses the wealth of cultural and culinary diversity that the Bronx has to offer. Sabrosura is locally renowned for its Latino-Chinese-Caribbean fusion food. From takeout to sit-down, gumbo to churrasco steak, this restaurant is so popular that it spawned its own sequel: Sabrosura 2, just six blocks away. Melanie’s Roti House serves authentic Guyanese food, while Jimmy’s Grand Café serves diner classics from 8 AM to 12:30 AM. A few local coffee shops allow residents to do remote work, chat or grab something on their way to the subway. Unionport residents also have two reputable supermarkets, Aldi and ShopRite, to choose from.
Unionport, The Bronx is a close knit community.
Local businesses flourish with longstanding patrons.
The Havana Café is a Cuban Restaurant with a Popular Happy Hour.
The Way Café is the spot to stop for a coffee and working space.
Jimmy's Grand Café's sleek decor adds to the vibe of the restaurant.
ShopRite serves as one of the major supermarkets in the neighborhood.
Melanie's Roti House is a great place to eat West Indian cuisine.
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Highly-rated schools and summer activities
Unionport’s students can attend the schools of New York City Geographic District No. 8, including the B-rated P.S. 38 - Unionport Elementary School. This school is ranked among the top 175 schools in the state according to Niche, while the NYC Department of Education puts it among the top 10% of the city’s public schools. The C-rated Samuel Randall Elementary School borders P.O. Serrano Playground and hosts fairs and cultural events with often large turnouts, bringing the community together. Students can go on to attend the B-minus-rated J.H.S. 131 Albert Einstein for grades 6-8 and the B-rated Bronx Compass High School. “For parents who want to walk their kids to school rather than take public transportation, this is the perfect area, because there are schools within minutes from your home,” Vivanco says. “There are also programs like the Boys and Girls Club and summer youth programs within walking distance. There are also several high achieving charter schools in the vicinity, along with a few Catholic schools.
Blueprint Middle School is in The Bronx.
JHS 131 Albert Einstein inspires young minds to embrace the genius within.
P.S. 36 is one of the Elementary Schools in Unionport.
The Dr. Emmett W Bassett School provides education in the neighborhood of Unionport
Ps 583 provides education to children living in the neighborhood of Unionport
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Around the corner from the outdoors
Because of its heavily urbanized character, Unionport does not have much green space. However, its central location ensures that locals can walk or ride a few blocks to explore some of the Bronx’s most popular outdoor venues. Vivanco says, “It’s close to the Bronx Zoo, the botanical garden, many restaurants and City Island, the best place to be in the summer.” Just six blocks south in Castle Hill, Pugsley Creek Park has 84 acres of wild flora and fauna, lined by trails ending at a kayak launch into the East River. More adventurous residents of Unionport can cross Westchester Creek under the Interstate 95 overpass and access the massive Ferry Point Park and Playground in Throgs Neck, which has its own 18-hole golf course and a ferry stop for a trawler that can take travelers to Midtown Manhattan in style in under 40 minutes.
Pugsley Creek Park features paths for running and cycling.
Fishing in view of the Throgs Neck Bridge is a pastime at Clason Point Park.
The NYC Ferry stops at Clason Point in The Bronx.
Ferry Point Park is in The Bronx, the birthplace of Hip Hop.
Ferry Point Park provides relaxation for locals.
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Getting around the city
Unionport is connected to the rest of the Bronx and New York City via the New York City Subway. The Number 6 train runs along the northside of Unionport, carrying residents as far south as Manhattan’s Financial District, an hour’s ride away.
Commuters use the NYC Ferry to access Manhattan and Queens.
The Castle Hill Avenue Train Station serves the Unionport neighborhood.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Unionport
US
Homicide
5
4
Sexual Assault
6
4
Assault with Weapon
5
4
Robbery
5
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
3
4
Larceny
3
4
Crime Score
3
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Unionport Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Unionport, Bronx sell after 54 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Unionport, Bronx over the last 12 months is $507,500, down 24% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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