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21-20 Francis Lewis Blvd
Whitestone, Queens | 21st Ave & 21st Road
9 Rooms7 Beds6 Baths3,146 Square FeetMulti-Family
$3,488,000
floors / apts3 / 2
Lot Size44'9"x134'9"
Built Size26'x63'
ZoneR3X
Building TypeHouse
RE Taxes$15,663
Price Per SF
$1,109
Listing Features
- Spiral Staircase
Outdoor space and views
- Backyard
- Balcony
- Porch
Building Amenities
- Alarm System
- Driveway
Property Description for 21-20 Francis Lewis Blvd
Welcome to this luxury detached two-family residence located in Whitestone. Situated on a desirable corner lot, this elegant and sophisticated home showcases a grand exterior design, premium materials, and exceptional craftsmanship, perfectly blending modern architectural style with luxury living.
Built in 2023, the property sits on approximately 5,392 sq ft of land with a building size of 26×63. Featuring 7 bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms, every room is thoughtfully designed with custom-built closets, offering spacious and comfortable living throughout.
This home is fully equipped with high-end finishes and meticulously crafted details. The grand entrance features an elegant wrought- copper front door and side door, beautifully designed iron railings, and a premium glazed tile roof that enhances the home’s luxurious curb appeal. Rich hardwood flooring adds warmth and sophistication throughout the interior. All kitchens are outfitted with top-tier appliances from Sub-Zero and Wolf, Premium custom mahogany cabinetry, complemented by top-quality marble countertops and a spacious center island, creating a perfect blend of luxury, elegance, delivering both style and functionality.
The living room boasts soaring high ceilings, a stunning crystal chandelier, and thoughtfully designed lighting that creates an elegant atmosphere. A beautiful spiral staircase adds architectural charm, while oversized floor-to-ceiling windows flood the home with natural light, airy, and refined living environment with exceptional attention to detail.
This impressive property is fully equipped with central air-conditioning systems, a camera security system, and window alarm systems. Superior insulation materials provide excellent energy efficiency and comfort year-round. The oversized basement features high ceilings, and a separate entrance, offering endless possibilities for additional living or recreational space. The walk-up attic and multiple storage areas add even more practicality.
The backyard includes a double driveway and a two-car garage, also finished with premium glazed roof tiles, combining luxury with everyday convenience.
Conveniently located near the transportation, close to supermarkets, shopping centers, and major highways . This is more than just a luxury two-family residence — it is a dream home truly worth owning.
Listing History for 21-20 Francis Lewis Blvd
Now
05/21/2026
$3,488,000
Initial Price by Xiaoyue Ma
E Realty International Corp.
Launch
Building Details for 21-20 Francis Lewis Blvd
OwnershipMulti-Family
Building TypeHouse
AgePost-War
AccessWalk-up
Year Built2023
Floors/Apts3/2
Whitestone | Queens
Quick Profile
With scenic views, East River breezes, and tree-lined streets, the upper middle-class residential neighborhood of Whitestone feels more like a suburb than a part of New York City.
The neighborhood sits at the northernmost point of Queens and is bounded by the East River to the north, Bayside Avenue to the South, Whitestone Expressway to the west and Francis Lewis Boulevard to the east.
Whitestone is one of the oldest European settlements in New York. Settled by the Dutch in 1640 and eventually purchased for a very small sum from the Matinecock Indian tribe. In 1684 the tribe signed a deed giving full ownership to the Dutch.
The neighborhood's name comes from the Dutch who discovered large white limestone rocks on the shores of the East River. In the early 1800s, Whitestone underwent a name change and for a short while it was known as Clintonville, named after New York City Mayor DeWitt Clinton. The mayor was a resident of Whitestone and eventually went on to become Governor of the State of New York.
Like many areas of Queens, the Long Island Railroad played a significant role in the development of Whitestone and surrounding areas. In 1869, a Long Island Railroad station was built that connected Whitestone to Manhattan and the neighborhood soon flourished. In 1932 train service was discontinued and all three stations in Whitestone closed due to logistics, flooding and costs.
The housing stock in Whitestone consists of single-family homes, two-family detached homes, semi-attached homes, apartments buildings and condos. The neighborhood has beautiful architecture, especially in the sub-neighborhood of Malba. You’ll see Tudors, Dutch colonials, Victorians, Cape Cods, ranches and stucco houses built mostly between the 1920s and 1950s.
The main business district is in and around Clintonville Street and 14th Avenue. Part of Clintonville Street looks just like a Main Street in a small town. It’s very charming and has been serving the neighborhood for many decades.
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OLR ID: 106363TH
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