$2,950
Updated 5 months ago
Rented
4 Rooms2 Beds1 BathCondo
$2,950
Lease Term12-12 Months
Listing Features
- Dishwasher
- Galley
- Microwave
- S Steel Appliances
- Windowed Kitchen
Policies
- No Pets
- Pieds A Terre Ok
Property Description for 19-65 78th Street, 1
SUPER SPACIOUS AND BRIGHT TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT IN ASTORIA HEIGHTSThis well-laid-out home offers comfortable living space, galley kitchen, and convenient access to transportation, shopping, and neighborhood dining.• Galley kitchen complete with dishwasher• Large living room with plenty of space for a full seating area and dining setup• Two Queen sized bedrooms with closets and good natural light• 1 Full Bathroom with bathtub and window• Washing machineHardwood floors throughoutPrivate storage roomNo smokingLocation Highlights:• Easy access to public transportation for a quick commute to Manhattan• Close to grocery stores, cafes, restaurants, and everyday conveniences• Convenient access to LaGuardia Airport• Close to neighborhood parks and local amenities
Listing History for 19-65 78th Street, 1
Now
03/26/2026
Rented by Carmela Vlacich
Carmela Homes
03/19/2026
$2,950
Initial Rent by Carmela Vlacich
Carmela Homes
Building Details for 19-65 78th Street
OwnershipCondo
Building TypeTownhouse
AgePre-War
AccessWalk-up
Year Built1939
Financing Allowed90%
Floors/Apts2/2
Astoria Heights | Queens
Quick Profile
Just outside the hustle and bustle of Astoria sits a triangular-shaped neighborhood known as Astoria Heights. It’s a quiet middle-class sub-neighborhood of Astoria, and it has a charming suburban feel. It offers tree-lined streets, one and two-family homes, a few small parks, and mom-and-pop style stores, especially along 21st Avenue, the business district.
Astoria Heights (aka Upper Ditmars by some old-time residents) is easy to navigate. Much like the bulk of Manhattan, the streets are laid out in a numerical grid. The neighborhood is bounded by 19th Avenue and Rikers Island Bridge to the north, Astoria Boulevard to the south, 81st Street to the East, and Hazen Street to the west.
Astoria was initially named Hallett’s Cove after a local landowner. Developers and civic leaders, attempting to rebrand the area, and woo millionaire John Jacob Astor to invest in the neighborhood, decided to use Astor’s name in the rebrand. Astor only invested a small amount, but the Astoria name stuck.
Astoria and Astoria Heights have always had a diverse population. In the 1940s and 1950s, many Greek immigrants began migrating to Astoria and nearby areas. Asian, Middle Eastern, Latino and Indian immigrants have since contributed to the local melting pot.
Astoria Heights is serviced by the M. N. R and W trains and the Q69, Q101, and M60 bus lines.
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OLR ID: 2171416
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