5-33 48Th Ave

A seven-story converted early-20th-century masonry building in New York City, completed in 1931 and reconfigured as a small condominium of 18 two-bedroom residences. The exterior preserves historic brickwork and industrial proportions while some units include private outdoor spaces such as small balconies and rooftop access. Interiors emphasize open-plan living with engineered wood floors, higher-than-average ceilings, casement windows, built-in features, and compact foyers that separate living and sleeping areas. Kitchens and baths are finished with durable, classic materials—marble or Carrera-style stone surfaces, warm wood cabinetry, modern appliances, and matte-black fixtures—while many units include practical conveniences like in-unit washer/dryers and double-vanity master baths. Shared spaces are deliberately residential in scale: a roof deck and limited building storage offer outdoor relaxation and belongings storage; a modest fitness area and a communal lounge on the upper floor serve social and wellness needs without dominating the building footprint. Parking and part-time door staff supplemented by virtual doorman services are available, reflecting a balance of convenience and neighborhood orientation. The building sits within a lively Queens neighborhood with waterfront parks, restaurants, cultural venues and transit options nearby, making it a compact, characterful choice for buyers seeking a historically grounded, amenity-supported condominium in an active urban setting.