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35-13 76 Street
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
$705,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
2
Bathroom
2
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
1100
Property Description
This two-bedroom, two-bath garden apartment has 3 exposures, east, west and north, for light all day long. The living and dining rooms form a combined 13' by 31' living space framed by windows on both ends. Enjoy the living room's fireplace and a gracious view from your dining room into the internal garden. The sunroom, or second bedroom, is separated by French doors which can be left open to create an expansive 47' deep living space. The sunroom has its original Murphy bed - which operates as easily and efficiently as it did in 1922, and 3 pairs of windows that open out to the Hawthorne Court garden. In addition to its renovated full bath, the sunroom also has a large closet/dressing area. Adjacent to the living and dining rooms is the renovated kitchen where you will find painted wood cabinets, granite countertops and a charming farm sink. There is also a large primary bedroom, and a full bath. Best of all, the apartment has been freshly painted and the floors newly refinished. Prewar details include 9' ceilings, plaster walls, oak-strip floors, and original moldings. Hawthorne Court's 14 landmarked buildings (each a separate cooperative) surround a large interior garden. This well-maintained building has laundry facilities and free storage bins in the basement. The cooperative requires one-third down. Subletting is not allowed, but a dog is - with board approval. Centrally located in Jackson Heights, this building is close to restaurants, shopping, our weekly Greenmarket, and only four blocks to the 74th Street/Roosevelt Avenue train and bus station.
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1922
MLS Number
3501905
Location
Address
35-13 76 Street
City
Jackson Heights
State
NY
Zip Code
11372
County
QUEENS (NORTHWEST)
Listing
Provider
Beaudoin Realty Group Inc., original listing
Name
Beaudoin Realty Group Inc.
Phone
(718) 505-9220
Office Name
Beaudoin Realty Group Inc
Office Phone
(718) 505-9220
Agent Name
Daniel Karatzas

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