Pre-war buildings near the SIM10 bus in Great Kills

“Pre-war” here means the building was constructed before 1947. Use it to narrow building age, then verify current condition and any upgrades directly with the building.

This filter narrows buildings to those near the SIM10 route. Still, confirm which stop is closest to the entrance you’d actually use and how long the walk takes in both directions.

Yes. The scope is the Great Kills neighborhood in Staten Island, and the building count shown (36+) reflects buildings currently matching this page’s combined filters.

Use them to spot patterns (maintenance concerns, responsiveness, noise, layout preferences). Then confirm anything important—especially lease specifics and building policies—with the building or listing agent before signing.

Ask about building systems (heat, hot water, ventilation), any ongoing or planned repairs, and how utilities are handled in the lease. Pre-war age can affect maintenance and upgrades, so get specifics in writing.

No. It only addresses proximity to the route. Transit noise and crowding can vary by exact block and time of day, so it’s worth checking the street conditions you’ll experience.

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