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Welcome home to #514, a large and charming one bedroom apartment with a renovated kitchen and bath. This sunny home has large windows, original oak hardwood floors, tall 9’ ceilings, deep closets and more pre-war details representing a prime example of the unique Jackson Heights lifestyle.

On entry to the foyer, you’ll find a dining room and home office next to your windowed kitchen with updated stainless steel appliances and granite countertops before entering the large living room with its oversized windows overlooking trees and the scenic neighborhood. Separated from the living area by hallway is your renovated bathroom featuring a stone floor and marble tile. Lastly, a true king-sized bedroom completes your home, easily accommodating a traditional bedroom set with leftover space for additional furniture. Create a reading nook, exercise area, home office or more.

The Griswold is one of Jackson Heights’ most iconic buildings erected in 1937. The brick elevator building is known for its castle like appearance and surrounding trees and greenery. Special amenities include a playroom, laundry room, onsite super and porter, bike storage, storage (waitlist) and a prize-winning private garden with seating and dog run available to residents. Located in the historic district on 34th Avenue, now dubbed Paseo Park, a NYC green street stretching nearly 2 miles provides for bicycling, jogging, bird watching, café tables and community activities not to mention a quiet living experience. Don’t miss the Greenmarket run by local farmers on 79th Street and 34th Avenue every Sunday morning year round. Nearby Travers Park features a passive lawn, dog run and playground.

There are many grocery stores, food markets, and specialty shops within walking distance, including Downtown Natural Market, Key Food, C-Town, Stand Alone Cheese, Table Wine, Lemon Farm, Foodtown and more.

Jackson Heights is renowned for its cultural diversity and restaurant selection with highlights including Lasa Fast Food, Arepa Lady, Khao Nom, BAHT, The Queensboro, Pio Pio, Momo Crave, Angel, Lety’s Bakery and many others.

The 7 train is near to either 90th Street or 82nd Street stations; the E, F, M, R is a 12-minute walk at 74th Street or 5 minute Q49 bus ride located on the corner. Arrive at LaGuardia Airport in less than 20 minutes on the nearby Q33. Multiple Citibike stations are located near the building. Nearby in eastern Queens, enjoy Flushing Meadows Park, CitiField, Queens Museum and the US Open all a few 7 train stops away. Arrive in Midtown Manhattan in 35 minutes by 7 Train.

Applicants and pets are subject to shareholder (owner) and board approval, co-op rental application and submission fees apply. Personal and third-party guarantors are not permitted.

Private showings are offered nearly every day on request with additional open houses scheduled weekly. Contact me today to discover your new home.
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