76-12 35th Avenue #6J, Jackson Heights, NY 11372

Description

Top floor pre-war gem! This expansive one-bedroom, one-bathroom co-op at The Warwick truly delivers. Sunlight streams in from oversized windows, showcasing gleaming hardwood floors with exquisite mahogany inlays. Tall ceilings (nearly 9 feet) and graceful curved arches invite you from room to room, while an eat-in, windowed kitchen and a bright, windowed bathroom offer everyday luxury.

This thoughtfully designed apartment offers 850 square feet of living space, with a gracious hallway effortlessly connecting each room. A welcome bonus: an extra-large entry foyer, complete with built-in shelving, offers incredible flexibility – perfect for a home office, a grand entryway, or even a cosy dining area. Entertaining is a breeze with the classic, all-white eat-in kitchen perfectly positioned next to the spacious living room. Enjoy the natural light from two north-facing windows in the living room which features built-in shelving and a convenient Murphy bed for overnight guests. It's perfectly proportioned to accommodate a formal dining table alongside your living room furniture, allowing you to seamlessly transition from casual meals in the kitchen to elegant dinner parties and buffets.

Tucked away at the end of the apartment, the tranquil bedroom and bathroom offer ultimate privacy. The corner bedroom, with its north and west-facing windows, easily fits a king-sized bed, nightstands, and dressers. The updated, windowed bathroom is a stylish retreat, featuring classic black and white floor tiles, a generous soaking tub/shower, and a sleek vanity.

The Warwick has a lovely private garden, live-in super, on-site laundry, storage for rent (wait list) and bike rack for rent. 20% down payment and board approval required. Dogs are not allowed. Small assessment of $241.80 /mo. to build reserves thru August 2026. All this in the heart of Jackson Heights historic district close to transportation (7, E, F, R, N trains and buses), services, dozens of fabulous restaurants and cafes, the Sunday greenmarket and Travers Park.