Enjoy the view from this two-bedroom condop in Long Island City
If you like views, light, and space, this two-bedroom, two-bath condop in Long Island City could be calling your name. (What's a condop, you ask? You can learn everything you need to know about condops here.)
Listed for $885,000, 4-74 48th Ave. #37A in the Citylights building, one of the first modern high-rise apartment towers in the area, built in 1996. The apartment has huge windows. The asking price is higher than the average sales price for the area, $824,850. There's a tax abatement in place, according to the listing, but the maintenance is shockingly high at $3,120, so serious buyers should ask some questions about the building's financials.
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Described as being renovated "stem-to-stern," the apartment features hand-scraped birch wood floors, and a south-facing balcony.
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The kitchen has been opened up to take advantage of the apartment's view, and is appointed with Borghini Silestone countertops, a Cararra hexagon backsplash, and stainless steel appliances.
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The bedrooms measure 12 by 10 feet and 11 by 14 feet, and the bathrooms feature subway tile and white, veined marble.
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The building has 24-hour lobby staff, a health club, bike storage, a tennis court, and two landscaped common areas. Pets, co-purchasing, sublets, pieds-à-terre, and guarantors are all allowed.
The building is one stop away from Grand Central Terminal via the 7 train, and close to Gantry State Park on the East River.
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