11021 73rd Road #4G, New York, NY 11375

Description

This an absolutely stunning unit for it's massive space, immaculate condition, and a very low monthly maintenance.
A truly unique buying opportunity in a historic neighborhood treasure, The Mayfair House, it possesses amazing amenities hardly ever found in apartments on the market: Just to mention a few,
Kitchen – Gut renovation with stainless steel appliances, 36 inch Wolf Range with 4 burners and built-in grill, 36 inch ductless hood with charcoal filters
Bathroom – Gut renovation, custom glass shower, rain shower head, original cast iron tub re-glazed
Upgraded electrical panel
Refinished original hardwood floors
Location, location, location, this property is on the most convenient street in Forest Hills.
Right around the corner from both the famous Austin Street shopping district AND the express subway.
Just minutes from all the shops and P.S. 101 The School In The Gardens.
*The Mayfair is on one of the quietest blocks in Forest Hills, in the lush Austin Street Residential Quarter.
Here is some historical information on this property, but first please take your time and enjoy the attached images of this extraordinarily beautiful apartment.
*Subletting is permitted.

"In the early 20th century, the population of Queens exploded, surpassing one million by 1930. To accommodate and further fuel this growth, the Independent Subway System built a new line deep into the borough – reaching Jackson Heights in 1933, and Kew Gardens at the end of 1936. Months later, on a small quiet road around the corner from the brand-new 75th Avenue station, the Austin Building Corporation introduced the 'Mayfair House' to Forest Hills.

A grand and spacious prewar structure, the Mayfair was touted by its sponsor as 'a most beautiful house, with rooms planned to suit the most exacting and discriminating person.' It featured 9-foot ceilings, and over-sized bedrooms (14’ X 20’) in each of its 71 apartments; its largest units spanned more than 1600 square feet. Incorporated as a co-operative in 1983, and since then primarily owner-occupied, the co-op is in strong financial shape and the building is exceptionally well maintained.

The building has long had a diverse and friendly vibe, . Residents of the Mayfair enjoy an easy commute into the city, paired with the attractions of this quaint and peaceful community. They walk 2 minutes to the express subway, which carries them into Manhattan in 20 minutes. Or, staying local, they walk around the other corner to the shops of Austin Street, and just 3 minutes into the lush and historic Forest Hills Gardens."