Rarely available, this miraculous 1 bedroom apartment, measuring approximately 700 square feet, sits atop a prewar co-op elevator building on Newtown Road, near the intersection of 31st Avenue and 44th Street in Astoria. Elegantly designed and expertly renovated, the apartment has been restored to an awe-inspiring prewar home with fantastic city views, excellent natural light, and blissful breezes. Generous entry foyer, airy living room, and eat-in kitchen with abundant counter space and cabinetry. The bathroom is perfectly crisp with black/white/chrome styling and the bedroom is refreshingly large and worthy of a king-size bedroom set. 2 closets offer excellent storage space and the owner of this unit also offers a massive external closet system in the bedroom if you wish. Hardwood floors throughout and 9-foot ceilings. In the heart of Astoria, this building is just 3 blocks to the R and M train lines at "46th Street" station, and about a 10 minute walk to the N and Q train at "Broadway" station. Also, just 4 blocks to Steinway Street, Astoria's main shopping drag. The co-op itself is highly prized as an ideal apartment building and is expertly maintained. Laundry in the basement, as well as complimentary bicycle room and storage room. Renters must submit paperwork for board approval, but the process is a very efficient one. Heat and water paid by the co-op, gas and electric paid by the renter. This is a one-year lease and is renewable at one-year increments. Also available furnished for $2300 per month. Contact Maria to view: 347-248-5825. Sublet in a co-op building requires board approval.
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