42-60 Crescent St

Factory House is a boutique condominium in Long Island City, completed in 2015 and rising ten stories with 37 residences. The building channels the neighborhood’s industrial past through exposed brick, sculptural steel beams, wooden ceiling joists and large, double-hung windows that admit abundant natural light. Residences are primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts with loft-like proportions — high ceilings, wide-plank wood floors, and masonry accent walls recur throughout units. Kitchens are finished with rift-cut red oak cabinetry, stone countertops, stainless-steel appliances and utility-minded details such as pot fillers and apron-front sinks; bathrooms pair Kohler fixtures and Grohe fittings with Venetian-bronze accents and distinctive tile. Common spaces include a two-story, light-filled lobby with an overhead balcony, a landscaped resident terrace, a roof deck, a fitness room, children’s playroom, library lounge and a billiards/game room. Practical conveniences include deeded and on-site parking (EV-capable), bicycle storage, personal storage options, in-unit laundry, a full-time superintendent and a virtual doorman/intercom system. Located in the Court Square / Hunters Point area, the building sits a short walk from multiple subway lines (7, N, W, R, E, M, G) and neighborhood retail including Trader Joe’s and other eateries, offering a walkable, transit-rich urban lifestyle.