This one bedroom in Astoria has two balconies and a roof deck
Yesterday we compared the northwest Queens neighborhoods of Astoria and Long Island City, which are both attracting a lot of attention these days. Long Island City is known for its high-end, new construction high rises, whereas Astoria is lower to the ground and markedly frumpier. This apartment, then, is perhaps emblematic of the Astoria to come, with more and more amenity-packed luxury developments like those to the south.
Listed by Douglas Elliman for $2,600 a month, the one bedroom, one bath is priced above the neighborhood median rent of $2,142 for a one bedroom. That higher price gets you a lot in the way of perks, including two balconies and access to a shared roof deck. Note, though, that the closest subway stop at 30th Avenue is currently closed for renovations.
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You'll enter into the living room (see main image), which features new hardwood floors and large windows. It leads directly to one of the balconies, which faces a quiet residential block and adds substantial square footage to the space. The kitchen has ample storage and counter space, as well as new fixtures and appliances.
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There's another balcony off the bedroom, which looks like a sunny space and comes with a large closet. The windowed, marble-lined bathroom seems especially luxurious.
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The building also has a gym, laundry, and bike storage. Some parking is available, presumably for a fee, and pets are permitted.
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