This listing is for a one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in a newly constructed six-story elevator building at 30-38 31st Street in the Astoria neighborhood of Queens, New York. The building was completed in 2024 and contains approximately 8 residential units with modern finishes throughout. The available unit typically features in-unit washer/dryer, central air conditioning, hardwood floors, and large windows that provide city views, and the building offers a shared roof deck and elevator access. The layout places the apartment in close proximity to shops, restaurants, and transit options along 30th Avenue. Utilities & Systems Central air conditioning system In-unit washer/dryer Electric and HVAC systems (standard for modern construction) Elevator in building Roof deck (shared outdoor space) Separate utilities (tenant responsible unless otherwise stated) Area Overview Grocery Stores Key Food (30-05 30th Ave, Queens, NY 11102) ~0.2 miles Trader Joe's (30-30 30th Ave, Queens, NY 11102) ~0.3 miles Schools PS 234 Independence School ~0.1 miles (elementary) Albert Shanker School for Visual and Performing Arts ~0.5 miles Long Island City High School ~0.6 miles Parks & Recreation Astoria Park (19th Ave & Shore Blvd, Queens, NY) ~1.1 miles Travers Park (30th Ave & 33rd St, Queens, NY) ~0.6 miles Public Transit 30th Avenue Subway Station (N/W trains) ~0.05 miles Broadway Subway Station (N/W trains) ~0.3 miles 36th Avenue Subway Station (N/W trains) ~0.7 miles Shopping & Retail Shops and eateries along 30th Avenue immediate block Broadway retail corridor ~0.2 miles Walkability The location has a Walk Score of 99/100, indicating a walker's paradise with most errands easily completed on foot. Crime Overview Relative to city averages in Queens, the immediate Astoria area is generally considered to have moderate to low crime levels, with most residents reporting a safe neighborhood environment for daily activities and transit access.
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