Briarwood Terrace Condo Innovate Offering Inc: A A Fitness Center; An Array Of Luxury In A Stylish Lobby W/ Looks Of A 5-Star Hotel; Secure Storage; Private Balcony & Private Outdoor Parking. 15 Yrs Tax Abatement, Low Cc. Discover A Thriving Neighborhood, Close To All & Convenient To Everything. Built & Design To Provide Luxurious City Living By A Fraction Of The Price. Neighborhood Description Briarwood, NY, is known by some as the "hidden gem" of Queens because it has retained a low profile, despite its many positive features. Smack dab in central Queens, Briarwood is convenient to highways, the subway, LIRR, and buses. people come for the tree-lined, quiet streets and schools. Subways and Trains: Briarwood's proximity to many transportation options is one of its strongest points. The express F subway stops at Hillside and Parsons, again at Hillside and Sutphin, and at the Van Wyck/Briarwood station at Queens Boulevard and Main Street (25 minutes to Lexington Avenue in Manhattan). The E train stops at the Van Wyck station late at night and on weekends. The LIRR stations in downtown Jamaica and Kew Gardens are also fairly convenient (20-minute walk). Highway Access: Briarwood is right off the Grand Central Parkway, the Van Wyck Expressway, and the Jackie Robinson Expressway (Interboro), and just down Main Street from the Long Island Expressway (L.I.E.). When the Van Wyck is clear, it takes less than ten minutes to drive to JFK Airport. Schools: Briarwood is in NYC School District 28. The Joyce Keld Briarwood School (PS 117) teaches kindergarten through 6th grade, and is at 85-15 143 Street. Around the corner is Robert Van Wyck Middle School (JHS 217) at 85-05 144 Street. The small and well-rated Queens Gateway to Health Sciences Secondary School (JHS/HS 680) is at 150-91 87 Road. Archbishop Molloy High School, a private Catholic high school, is on Main Street near Queens Boulevard, and receives high praise for its academics.
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