Property Details

Available dates:

- December 22nd - Jan 2nd
- Feb 16th - 26th
- April 4th - 17th
- July & August 2023
- inquire about other available weekends

150/night - Email to exchange numbers and set up a viewing.

Enjoy this incredibly bright, fully furnished luxury apartment that comes with a doorman, elevators, access to a communal rooftop lounge, large roof deck with BBQ, and fitness center.

The space
Impressive views with floor-to-ceiling windows in the Living Room, office nook, and bedroom. Bathroom with tub and shower. Fully equipped kitchen with appliances, dishes, and dishwasher. There is a shared laundry room in the building. This space is awesome for small gatherings in the apartment as well as to take up to the communal roof lounge and deck! The neighbors are friendly and quiet (I never hear them from the apartment - kindly return the courtesy).

Note - This is not a dedicated rental property but my home that I sublet while traveling. The apartment has quite a few houseplants. They are pretty easy to take care of with once a week waterings - and a spritz of water in the middle of the week will keep them perky. It's necessary that you would want to try your best to keep them going.

Location
Enjoy LIC's art galleries, super relaxing waterfront parks, and top notch bars, Breweries, restaurants! Nearby Astoria also offers a whole world of eateries and different vibes to explore. Nearby favorites: Cocktails - Dutch Kills, Noodles - Xi'an Famous Foods, Coffee - Partners Coffee, Breweries - ICONY. LIC CultureLab offers free outdoor live music every weekend. And if you like climbing, there are two indoor climbing gyms in the neighborhood.

Getting around
This is really one of the best locations for easy access to the rest of the city. Queens Plaza has tons of Subway lines: E,M,R,N,W, M & 7 - and the F & G are also not a far walk. There are 2 ferry stops servicing LIC along the waterfront and a flurry of bus options. But my favorite means of getting around is biking, and the building is conveniently located on a bike path at the base of the Queensboro Bridge and also connects to routes through LIC, Greenpoint/Williamsburg, Astoria, and the rest of the city.