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Want waterfront views? Here are 5 Long Island City rentals overlooking the river

By TF Cornerstone  | February 2, 2021 - 12:30PM
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TFC has rentals with expansive layouts and great views—ideal for working from home.

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Whether you are looking for a new neighborhood in New York City—or moving to the city for the first time—the Long Island City waterfront is the best place for a new beginning. These days, many New Yorkers are working from home and need options for more space and fresh air. TF Cornerstone’s LIC rental buildings—with ideal layouts, panoramic views, and proximity to great parks—suit a healthy lifestyle in the city.

On Center Boulevard, renters have their pick of studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments. With one-bedroom apartments starting at $2,725, now is the perfect time to beat the spring rush. Here are five apartments on Center Boulevard, just steps from Gantry Plaza State Park, which is the perfect place to safely meet friends, spend time with family, and enjoy the city from a distance. 

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4545 Center Blvd., #PH10

The ultimate waterfront apartment. Take in the NYC skyline with panoramic city views from the penthouse floor. The private balcony is the perfect spot to grab some fresh air and sunshine while appreciating the East River. Each bedroom of this spacious two bedroom has gorgeous water views. 

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4615 Center Blvd., #2701

Wake up to a bedroom flooded with morning light in this corner one bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows. Floating above it all, this high-floor apartment has sparkling East River views you can enjoy without rolling out of bed. The open-air feel continues throughout the apartment with a windowed open kitchen and corner living area overlooking Long Island City. For those looking for space to play, this pet-friendly building is located right next to the dog park at Gantry Plaza State Park.

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4540 Center Blvd., #307

This open, spacious one bedroom flows effortlessly from open kitchen into corner living room, with the bedroom tucked just around the corner. The inviting entryway offers generous storage for everything you need for a day in the park out of sight at home. Commuting? The ferry stop is just outside the building. You can see the ferry coming and going from your balcony, along with the park greenery and unforgettable river views.

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4610 Center Blvd., #413

If you’re looking for industrial chic, you’ll fall in love with this one-bedroom apartment. The beautiful curved corner living room and floor-to-ceiling windows feature one of a kind views of the iconic PepsiCo Sign to the west and unobstructed river and city views to the north. In addition to other amenities, this building features a large private garden just behind the PepsiCo sign with BBQ grills, so you can easily enjoy the park atmosphere without leaving home.

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4720 Center Blvd., #2304

Floating in the sky, this high floor two-bedroom apartment is surrounded with open space. Floor-to-ceiling windows showcase peaceful river views wrapping around the corner living area and illuminating the separate kitchen. Looking to get out of the house? This building is right across from the Queens Public Library and steps from Rainbow Playground in the park.


Ready to make the move? Contact us or visit TFC.com to find more Center Boulevard apartments with unparalleled access to the park. Inquiries can be sent to [email protected]. In-person and virtual tours are available.

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