47-09 5th Street,
#402,
Queens,
NY
11101
2BR/2BA + PRIVATE BALCONY IN PRIME LICNOW AVAILABLE -
Located in prized Hunter's Point, a highly desirable residential waterfront enclave in Long Island City, 47-09 5th St. is a brand new high-end luxury rental building designed to entice and impress the most discerning New Yorker.
This sleek, contemporary building is comprised of eight 2-Bedroom 2-Bath residences, each offering outdoor space and condo-caliber finishes that exceed other rental buildings! All apartments feature sizable layouts, generous natural life, and refined appointments like white oak hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows with a brushed brass finish, recessed lighting, large built-out closets, and in-unit washers and dryers vented to the exterior.
Most open kitchens offer a center island and are outfitted with custom cabinetry, and stainless steel GE appliances including a dishwasher, drop-in cooktop and 2 wall oven units. Comfortable bedrooms are spacious enough for, at the very least queen-size furniture, and provide generous fitted closets for your belongings. Select choice units can easily accommodate a king-size bed plus furniture. Spa-like marble bathrooms are graced by luxurious rain showers, massage jets, a floating vanity and medicine cabinets for storage. A modern lobby, elevator, virtual doorman system, bike storage, package room, and landscaped roof deck with NYC views complete the elegant lifestyle.
LIC has fast become an in-demand residential destination that's home to a bustling arts & culture community, close to Midtown, and known for its legendary Manhattan skyline views. The building is conveniently located across the street from Duane Reade and Food Cellar, and the waterfront parks, grocery stores, fine dining & cafes, MoMa PS1, the Secret Theatre, and the Sculpture Center. Transportation options are unparalleled with quick access to the East River ferry, Queens-Midtown Tunnel, Queens Midtown Expressway, Queensboro Bridge, LIRR station at Hunter's Point Ave. & the 7/G/E/M subways.
