42-44 Crescent St #7A, Long Island City, NY 11101

Come home to this dreamy, one-bedroom, penthouse apartment in the heart of Long Island City (LIC). Newly constructed in 2021, Flow House is a seven-floor, boutique, contemporary, elegantly-designed condominium building with an elevator. Building amenities include a bicycle storage room, package room, and a shared rooftop deck with stunning views of downtown LIC. Queensboro Plaza is a block away with the 7, N, W trains; and nearby within a stone's hop away you also have the E, M, G and 7 trains at Court Square. You are literally 1 subway stop away from Manhattan, with the best selection of cafes, restaurants, bars, and culture that LIC has to offer. Moge Tee and Hey Tea bubble tea cafes are at your doorstep along with Japanese, Vietnamese, Fusion, Chinese and Hot pot restaurants within a one block radius! The condo boasts of a spacious open floor plan, 9-foot ceilings, and soaring double-paned plate-glass windows. As this is a corner unit on the highest floor, your living space is radiant with natural light from the warm Southern & Eastern exposures. The kitchen is equipped with state-of-the-art Bertazonni appliances, dishwasher, quartz countertops, sleek soft-close cabinetry as well as a vented-out kitchen hood for your cooking pleasure. There is a quaint Juliet balcony to enjoy fresh air and adorn with plants, luxurious finishes, 7-1/8” European oak flooring, LED fixtures, high-capacity central heating/AC mini-split units in each room for comfort, and an in-unit Blomberg washer & dryer. The bathroom is fully tiled with white porcelain, featuring a deep-soak Kohler tub, Delta's renowned rain showerheads as well as LED-lit white vanities with ample storage & medicine cabinet mirror. THE NEIGHBORHOOD Long Island City’s vibrancy, location, and eclectic mix of residences, shops and restaurants have solidified its reputation as a trendy but inclusive district that defines the excitement of city living. With the 7, N and W trains a block away (and the E, M, and R trains just another three) you simply won’t find a more convenient residential address. And thanks to cultural cornerstones like MoMA PS1 and restaurants including Chef Cosme Aguilar’s Michelin-starred Casa Enrique and the acclaimed Mu Ramen (which serves New York Times critic Pete Wells’ favorite bowl of ramen), an evening on the town is just steps from your door. For the more contemplative, a short walk to the riverfront brings you to the hideaways of Gantry Plaza State Park and Hunter’s Point South Park.