Asking $475K, this Jackson Heights co-op is cheerful, flexible, and convenient to outdoor space
Listing photos by Emily Cullum, Greenehouse NYC
In Queens’ Jackson Heights Historic District, many of the co-op buildings were built with large, grassy courtyards. This building at 35-21 79th Street has just that, which this very cheerful one-bedroom unit can add to its list of selling points. The sunny home has garden views, great closet and storage space, a cool modern kitchen, and a flexible alcove. It’s asking the very reasonable price of $475,000.
The living spaces are all super bright. In the living room, nearly floor-to-ceiling shelving not only frames out the space but is extremely convenient.
Floor-to-ceiling glass doors have been added to create this semi-separate alcove, which works well as a guest room or office without sacrificing sunlight for the rest of the apartment.
The windowed galley kitchen is just as cheery as the rest of the place. It features glass-front cabinetry, stone counters and backsplashes, and stainless steel appliances, including a five-burner gas range, French-door Samsung refrigerator, KitchenAid dishwasher, and a built-in Whirlpool microwave.
The bedroom and bathroom are situated behind the dining room, where two hall closets work perfectly as linen and coat closets. The bedroom can fit a king-size bed, as well as a little sitting area overlooking the building’s garden.
The co-op is known as The Monroe, a 1947 Neo-Georgian apartment house. In addition to the outdoor space, residents can enjoy a laundry room, storage lockers, and live-in super. Just a block away is the newly renovated Travers Park, featuring a playground, sports courts, and a year-round green market.
[Listing details: 35-21 79th Street, 6F at CityRealty]
[At Compass by Lisa Kobiolke, Dylan Hoffman, and Andrew Corso]
Listing photos by Emily Cullum, Greenehouse NYC
