Contact by email or text only please( sultanaA1988@gmail.com ) Ground floor. This unit takes up the full floor of multi-family property. A sprawling 2 bedroom 1 bathroom unit, it is flooded with natural light from a full wall of floor to ceiling windows. The bedrooms are located at the back of the unit ensuring maximize peace and quiet. Built in 2008, this property is in fantastic condition and features stunning hardwood floors throughout. Located in one of the most vibrant sections of Jamaica. Perfect location for quiet and peaceful living. Only 1 block (1 min walk) to F & E train to manhattan within 30 mins. 15 min cab/subway ride to JFK International airport. 2 min walking distant to laundry mat, restaurants, convenient stores, bars, salon, hospital, cab station, 24 hr groceries and deli, and shopping centers. The neighbourhood: Very diverse with majority residing families and couples who live in the condos and neighborhood. Very Friendly neighbourhood.. Getting around: ( F Subway TRAIN MOST RELIABLE TRAIN IN NY) apartment is 1 block away from the F train (same block).. *Jamaica Station is a central transfer point on the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), which is headquartered in a building adjoining the station; all but one of the commuter railroad's lines (the exception being the Port Washington Branch) run through Jamaica. * (E & F trains) terminates at 179th Street station * (E & J & Z trains), terminate at Jamaica Center Parsons/Archer station, but also serve Sutphin Boulevard Archer Avenue JFK Airport station. Jamaica Center is not just a transit hub; it is also the name of a business and government center that includes a federal office building, and a shopping mall and theater multiplex (One Jamaica Center), and is adjacent to various other businesses and agencies, such as the main forensic laboratory facility for the New York City Police Department. *Jamaica's bus network provides extensive service across eastern Queens, as well as to destinations as distant as Hicksville in Nassau County, the Bronx, the Rockaways, and Midtown Manhattan. Nearly all bus lines serving Jamaica terminate there; most do so at the 165th Street Bus Terminal or the Jamaica Center subway station, except the Q46 bus which operates along Union Turnpike which serves as the northern border of Jamaica. *Major streets include Archer Avenue, Hillside Avenue, Jamaica Avenue, Liberty Avenue, Merrick Boulevard, Parsons Boulevard, Guy R. Brewer Boulevard (formerly known as New York Boulevard but renamed for a local political leader in 1982), Sutphin Boulevard, and Union Turnpike, as well as the Van Wyck Expressway (I-678) and the Grand Central Parkway. *Hillside Avenue is one of the main thoroughfares of Jamaica. It is served by the E F trains, from Sutphin Boulevard to its 179th Street terminus. Hillside Avenue runs east from Myrtle Avenue in Richmond Hill, along the length of Jamaica, into Queens Village, and finally, Nassau County. It is a wide six-lane street with numerous commercial activities. The Q43 bus runs its entire eastern length starting at Sutphin Boulevard to the city line. Hillside Avenue separates Jamaica from Briarwood, Jamaica Hills and Jamaica Estates on the southern boundary.
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