20 Halletts Point

Astoria stretches across northwestern Queens, with the East River along its western edge and views toward Manhattan. Its mix of residential streets, commercial corridors and waterfront makes the neighborhood feel distinct within New York City. Astoria Park offers riverfront paths, open lawns, playgrounds and courts, while nearby cultural landmarks include the Museum of the Moving Image and the Noguchi Museum. Greek restaurants are a local hallmark, alongside bakeries, cafés and a wide range of casual dining along streets such as 30th Avenue and Broadway. Shops and everyday services cluster along these busy avenues. The neighborhood has a long history of immigration and industry, reflected in its architecture and food culture. The N and W subway lines connect Astoria to Manhattan, and buses, cycling routes and walking are useful for local trips. Astoria neighborhood listings show a median rent of $3,610 per month and a typical range of $1,425 to $8,500.