Modern white vanityHigh ceilingsFresh paintEfficient radiator heatingMarble-look porcelain tile floor-to-ceilingGray wood-look tile floorSpa-renovated windowed bathroom
SPONSOR UNIT - NO BOARD APPROVAL REQUIRED — Gut-Renovated — 2BR
Sponsor Sale - No Board Approval Needed - Quick Close!
Welcome to F8, a fully gut-renovated rarely available F-line 2BR in the premier elevator co-op at 35-34 84th Street in the Jackson Heights Historic District.
- Refinished natural oak hardwood floors with original mahogany inlay throughout
- 8 recessed LED lights in living room, fresh paint, high ceilings
- 2 large new windows with black trim and open courtyard/brick views
- Oversized bedroom with 2 deep closets + 3rd hall closet, 2 windows
- Brand new galley kitchen: white shaker cabinets, white quartz counters, gray wood-look tile floor, stainless steel appliances (gas range, fridge, microwave, dishwasher), window at end
- Spa-renovated windowed bathroom: marble-look porcelain tile floor-to-ceiling, deep soaking tub with rainfall shower, gray floor tile, modern white vanity
- Real entry foyer with coat closet, long interior hallway with great storage
- Efficient radiator heating as pictured + new windows — very warm and quiet
1939 elevator Tudor co-op with stunning landscaped courtyard/garden, laundry, bike room, storage, live-in super. Steps to 82nd St 7 train and Roosevelt Ave E/F/M/R/7, Trader Joe's, Target, 37th Ave restaurants.
Turn-key, no work needed. Just bring your suitcases!
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