Sunnyside was farmland until the early 1900s, when the Queensboro Bridge turned farmers into land sellers. Sunnyside Gardens got its start in 1924, and has always attracted actors, writers, and theater folks. Many of the larger buildings in the area went up in the 1930s. Sunnyside is the unrecognized star of western Queens. A small, middle-class neighborhood, Sunnyside has a homogeneous urban look with many six-story buildings. One section, Sunnyside Gardens, has a more suburban feel. Also it's rich with transportation and restaurants. So close to Manhattan and the Empire State Building that you can pinch it, Sunnyside is 15 minutes from Midtown by the #7 subway. It rides high above multi-lane Queens Boulevard, which splits the neighborhood in half. Great apartment with huge open layout and hardwood floors. Great separate kitchen with dining alcove. Super Bright. Best location. Come see today
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