Courtesy of: Stefani Berkin, R New York, sberkin@wernewyork.com
Courtesy of: Stefani Berkin, R New York, sberkin@wernewyork.com
$1,399,000
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2 bed
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970 square feet
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2.00 Bath (2 Full)
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Condominium
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$1,399,000
25-21 43rd Avenue 801 Welcome to Residence 801 at Dutch LIC, a beautifully proportioned split 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condominium, just under 1000 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space in the heart of Long Island City. The home features an inviting open living and dining area with excellent natural light and a layout that provides comfortable separation between the two bedrooms. The windowed primary bedroom is generously sized and accommodates a king-size bed, while the spacious second bedroom easily fits a queen-size bed and is ideal for guests, child's room, or home office. The well-planned kitchen opens directly to the living and dining areas, creating an easy flow for everyday living and entertaining. Two full bathrooms, generous closet space, and an in-unit washer/dryer add convenience to the home. The Dutch offers an excellent collection of amenities, including a part-time doorman, live-in superintendent, fitness center, residents' lounge and game room, children's play area, dog park, landscaped roof terrace with BBQ grill, bicycle storage, and on-site parking garage. An additional benefit is the building's tax abatement until 2033! A parking space may also be available for purchase separately, offering an added level of convenience for buyers seeking private parking. A wonderful opportunity for a primary residence, pied--terre, or investment in one of Queens' most dynamic neighborhoods. Ideally positioned in Long Island City, the residence provides convenient access to neighborhood dining, shopping, waterfront parks, and multiple transportation options. Hide full description
Courtesy of: Stefani Berkin, R New York, sberkin@wernewyork.com
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