Description

This sophisticated residence offers an unparalleled urban living experience, featuring a rarely available one-bedroom layout complemented by a spacious balcony in a prime Long Island City location. As the first resale in the building, Unit 8D provides a generous 598 sq ft of living space with an expansive open layout. Natural light floods the unit through oversized, floor-to-ceiling insulated windows with a desirable northwest exposure. The interior is further enhanced by ten-foot ceilings, white oak hardwood floors, and custom lighting, all contributing to an atmosphere of timeless elegance.

The sizable living area includes beautiful custom built-in entertainment and bookshelves from California Closets, along with wiring for a ceiling chandelier. Extending your entertaining space, the large 82 sq ft private balcony offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and the Queensboro Bridge. The modern kitchen is equipped with custom designer white oak cabinetry, quartz countertops with a waterfall edge and backsplash, and premium Miele appliances. The spacious bedroom comfortably accommodates a king-sized bed and additional furnishings, and includes a large closet with custom California Closets. The modern bathroom features elegant porcelain tiles, a large soaking tub with an upgraded built-in enclosed sliding glass door, and radiant heated floors. Additional amenities within the unit include a Miele washer/dryer, custom Shade Store smart blackout window treatments, and Smart Latch access to the apartment.

Prime LIC offers residents premier building amenities including a full-time attended lobby, live-in super, state-of-the-art fitness room, children’s playroom, private residence lounge, furnished outdoor terrace, and bicycle storage. The building is around the corner from MoMA PS1, Murray Park andTrader Joe’s is in the building’s commercial space downstairs along with bubble tea and Five Iron Golf. Short walk to Target, Food Cellar and abundance of restaurants, cafes and specialty shops.

Steps to the E/M/G and 7 subway lines with only one stop to Midtown Manhattan. Listing courtesy of Modern Spaces ...
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