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Beautifully Renovated 2-Bedroom in Astoria!
Here is a wonderful opportunity for a beautifully renovated two-bedroom co-op at The Acropolis. You’ll have tons of space and a wonderful combination of modern luxury and vintage character, all in a prime Astoria/Ditmars location close to shops and restaurants.
An open-space concept features a main living/dining area with diagonally laid wide-plank hardwood floors. Exposed brick walls and custom lighting add to the ambience. The Euro-style gourmet kitchen fits along one wall, with stone counters, stainless steel appliances, and stylish cabinetry. Bedrooms are positioned at opposite ends of the layout for maximum privacy. The bathroom has been stunningly remodeled with white wavy wall tile and a modern glass shower/tub.
This charming residence is at the Acropolis Gardens, a series of garden courtyard residential buildings designed by Andrew J. Thomas & D. Everett Waid for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in 1923. The U-shaped buildings have their own courtyards, along with central landscaping and walkways. The complex also includes a live-in super and laundry facilities.
Nestled in the northern part of Astoria, Ditmars-Steinway is one of the most vibrant communities in Queens. The Acropolis is nicely positioned for those who enjoy dining and boutique shopping. Ditmars Boulevard is at the end of the block, with popular coffeeshops, bars and restaurants like Astoria Bakery & Café, The Ditty, Spanglish Astoria, Queen’s Room, Rivercrest, and so many more.
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