99-31 66th Ave Unit Ph7b, Rego Park, NY 11374

Exclusive Representation: Contact Listing Agent From TerraceSIR Directly For Showings. One-of-a-Kind Penthouse Above It All — 2,300 Sq Ft Interior with 700 Sq Ft Private Outdoor Space 99-31 66th Avenue #PH7B, Rego Park, Queens, NY Perched atop Sunrise Manor, this one-of-a-kind penthouse offers an exceptional blend of scale, light, and private outdoor living in the heart of prime Rego Park. Spanning approximately 2,300 square feet of interior space, this expansive three-bedroom, two-bath residence is bathed in natural light with coveted south and west exposures, creating a warm, sun-drenched ambiance throughout the day. Designed for both elevated everyday living and effortless entertaining, the home features multiple private outdoor spaces totaling approximately 700 square feet, including two balconies and a sprawling terrace—perfect for gardening, barbecuing, relaxing, or hosting guests under open skies. The residence is anchored by a large, chef’s gourmet custom kitchen with ample counter space and a generous dining area, seamlessly flowing into a spacious living room adorned with beautiful hardwood floors. The primary suite offers a private retreat with an en-suite bathroom, custom closets, and its own outdoor access. Two additional well-proportioned bedrooms also feature custom closets, providing flexibility for guests, home office, or additional living needs. Additional highlights include an in-unit washer and dryer, abundant closet space throughout, and thoughtful layout design maximizing both comfort and functionality. This penthouse is further enhanced by two assigned deeded parking spaces and a private storage unit—rare and valuable amenities in the area. Sunrise Manor is a well-maintained condominium offering a full-service lifestyle with an on-site superintendent, fitness center, and indoor garage. A truly rare offering combining expansive interiors, exceptional outdoor space, and premium conveniences in one of Queens’ most sought-after neighborhoods. Some Photos Are Virtually Staged