42-60 Crescent Street, 7-A

A voluminous three-bedroom, two-bath corner apartment in an amenity filled condominium, in the heart of Hunters Point, moments from Queensboro Plaza. This is one of the best values in one of the tightest markets in NYC history, which still enjoys a 421-a tax abatement through June 30, 2032 As soon as you enter this 7th floor corner home, you’ll come upon the homes oversized chefs kitchen with a stainless steel appliance package from Whirlpool, inclusive of fully vented to the outside 5 burner cooktop with a built-in oven. The kitchen has red oak double-height cabinets, as well as a white quartz stone island and countertops. The kitchen also has a stainless steel double sink with spring coiled pot filler. The open kitchen flows seamlessly into the living room/dining area which is convenient for entertaining and staying immersed in company without missing out on the action. A wall of natural brick is featured on the south wall of the living room. Ceilings throughout the home are quite high reaching in some points over 9 feet in height. As you proceed through the rest of the home down the central hallway, you’ll find the homes laundry closet which is not your typical narrow closet, it is reminiscent of a mini-laundry room which features an LG washer/dryer. Adjacent to the laundry closet is one of the homes full baths featuring spa-style Kohler deep soaking tub and shower, Grohe fixtures and a Vigo sink with tiger wood vanity. Opposite this full bath are the two adjacent bedrooms which are large enough for full sized or bunk-beds, and also enjoy beautiful natural light. Onward to the corner primary sweet which has five large windows with double exposures, A+ natural light, a walk-in closet and a full bath walk-in shower with a spa-like rain shower. Built in 2016 the Factory House is an excellent example of new build that captures Long Island City’s rich industrial history that is displayed throughout the 37 residence building, spread over 10 floors. The buildings lobby features wooden ceilings joists, brick walls and a mural by award winning artist James Goldcrown. The Factory House has a full-time super, playroom, fitness center, roof deck, as well as library lounge and a billiards room. On-site parking, personal storage and bicycle storage are subject to availability. The N,W,R,E,M,G,7 trains are just a few blocks away as are some of the neighborhoods best eateries from Luzzo’s, to M. Wells Steakhouse, as well as Trader Joes which is a short walk to Court Square.