Located high above the ground floor with tree-lined views, this 1000SF+ home was renovated completely for the next lucky buyer! This triple mint 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom with a private enclosed terrace is located in a coveted coop, The Henderson, at the convenient nexus of Astoria and Woodside.
This home has it all: expansive space, storage and sunlight are abundant throughout. From the brand new (never used!) stainless steel kitchen appliances to the practical storage in every room, this home is designed with practicality and elegance in mind for todays buyer. Brand new apartment for the price of a resale! Features include an inviting foyer, exposed brick, new hardwood floors, massive bedrooms, and a large private balcony. The list does not end at this charming property.
This building has a refreshed lobby, modernized elevators, on site super, garage and laundry in the building.
Easy access to various transportation options, including the R, M, F and 7 trains, LIRR station.
Sponsorship can transfer over (investors only)
Priced to sell, contact Exclusive Listing agent Aman Sharma to schedule a showing
Quick Profile
From Irish enclave to modern day melting pot, Woodside Queens is an affordable working-class neighborhood with a laid-back vibe.
Woodside is bordered by Elmhurst to the east, Astoria to the west, Jackson Heights to the northeast and Long Island City to the south.
According to many residents, one of the perks of living in the neighborhood is the short train commute to Manhattan and Grand Central Station. What Woodside lacks in attractions, it certainly makes up for it with fun bars and pubs, coffee shops, parks, and food spots. Especially the endless variety of ethnic food establishments throughout the neighborhood.
Queens is already the epicenter of ethnic food. So, it’s no surprise that there are many culinary treasures in Woodside. Especially when it comes to Filipino food. Little Manilla, as it's affectionately known as, begins at 63rd Street on Roosevelt Avenue and extends to 71st. You’ll find Filipino markets and restaurants selling everything from comfort food to traditional Filipino ingredients. Make sure you come hungry.
Woodside has always been a melting pot. Irish, Italian and German immigrants flocked to the neighborhood in the early 20th century. In recent years, Asian and Latin immigrants have joined the population.
As of lately, the neighborhood has attracted people looking to get a little more bang for their buck as well as those who have been priced out of nearby areas like Sunnyside and Long Island City. Most Woodside residents rent and a smaller portion of them own.
When it comes to housing stock, you’ll find a little bit of everything in Woodside. Standalone houses, large apartment buildings, towering co-ops and 2 and 3 story detached homes are common.
The neighborhood has not seen an explosion of growth in new and modern construction yet so there are some good deals to be had. The average listed price is $419,000 while the median listed price is $372,000.
Woodside's main commercial artery is Roosevelt Avenue, which has always been a busy thoroughfare. Irish bars, Italian bakeries, mom and pop stores of every type share the commercial space. The rumbling subway passes overhead on the elevated track and adds a little grittiness to it all.