Building
| Type: | Low-rise |
|---|---|
| Era: | Post-war |
| Floors: | 6 |
Property
| Ownership: | Co-op |
|---|---|
| Rooms: | 4 |
| Bedrooms: | 1 BR |
| Bathrooms: | 1 |
| Pets: | Pets Allowed |
Financials
DescriptionFirst Open House By Appointment Sunday June 1st from 11 AM to 12 PM. This exquisite prewar residence, 35-25 77th Street, B53 in the Berkeley Co-op, located on a tree-lined street in the historic district of Jackson Heights offers a harmonious blend of classic elegance and modern convenience. Positioned on a high floor, the apartment overlooks a stunning garden, providing a serene and tranquil atmosphere.
A grand foyer boasting art deco arches, seamlessly leads to a sunken living room, creating an inviting atmosphere for relaxation and entertainment. The turret bedroom, a unique architectural feature, adds character and a touch of sophistication to the home. The eat-in kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and benefits from ample natural light streaming in from two exposures. The windowed bathroom offers versatility with both a shower stall and a bathtub, ideal for calming soaks. There are five spacious closets throughout the apartment. The property benefits from brand new windows, with the assessment fully paid. With 9-foot ceilings and original hardwood floors, the apartment exudes timeless appeal. Pets are welcome at the Berkeley, with dogs under 30 lbs. permitted.
Built in 1937 in the neo-Georgian style by architect Joshua Tabatchnik, the Berkeley Co-op consists of three buildings surrounding an interior garden, tended to by residents on a volunteer basis. Pets are allowed in a designated area of the garden. Each building has laundry facilities, storage (wait list) and bike rooms. Residents enjoy a vibrant community including the Sunday Green market and recently renovated Travis Park. One block away is the longest open street to pedestrians in NYC, stretching 26 blocks and 1.3 miles. Local favorites include: 77 Espresso, Lemon Farm, Lety Bakery & Cafe, Table Wine, Stand Alone Cheese and the Queensboro Restaurant. The Co-op is conveniently located near public transportation, including the 74th Street/Broadway station with access to five subway lines: E, F, M, R, and 7. Showings by Appointment Only.
AmenitiesBike Room; Garden; Laundry Room; Private Storage For Fee;
- Elevator
- Garden
- Laundry Room
- Video Intercom
NeighborhoodMore listings:
First Open House By Appointment Sunday June 1st from 11 AM to 12 PM. This exquisite prewar residence, 35-25 77th Street, B53 in the Berkeley Co-op, located on a tree-lined street in the historic district of Jackson Heights offers a harmonious blend of classic elegance and modern convenience. Positioned on a high floor, the apartment overlooks a stunning garden, providing a serene and tranquil atmosphere.
A grand foyer boasting art deco arches, seamlessly leads to a sunken living room, creating an inviting atmosphere for relaxation and entertainment. The turret bedroom, a unique architectural feature, adds character and a touch of sophistication to the home. The eat-in kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and benefits from ample natural light streaming in from two exposures. The windowed bathroom offers versatility with both a shower stall and a bathtub, ideal for calming soaks. There are five spacious closets throughout the apartment. The property benefits from brand new windows, with the assessment fully paid. With 9-foot ceilings and original hardwood floors, the apartment exudes timeless appeal. Pets are welcome at the Berkeley, with dogs under 30 lbs. permitted.
Built in 1937 in the neo-Georgian style by architect Joshua Tabatchnik, the Berkeley Co-op consists of three buildings surrounding an interior garden, tended to by residents on a volunteer basis. Pets are allowed in a designated area of the garden. Each building has laundry facilities, storage (wait list) and bike rooms. Residents enjoy a vibrant community including the Sunday Green market and recently renovated Travis Park. One block away is the longest open street to pedestrians in NYC, stretching 26 blocks and 1.3 miles. Local favorites include: 77 Espresso, Lemon Farm, Lety Bakery & Cafe, Table Wine, Stand Alone Cheese and the Queensboro Restaurant. The Co-op is conveniently located near public transportation, including the 74th Street/Broadway station with access to five subway lines: E, F, M, R, and 7. Showings by Appointment Only.
Bike Room; Garden; Laundry Room; Private Storage For Fee;
- Elevator
- Garden
- Laundry Room
- Video Intercom
NeighborhoodMore listings:
First Open House By Appointment Sunday June 1st from 11 AM to 12 PM.
DescriptionFirst Open House By Appointment Sunday June 1st from 11 AM to 12 PM. This exquisite prewar residence, 35-25 77th Street, B53 in the Berkeley Co-op, located on a tree-lined street in the historic district of Jackson Heights offers a harmonious blend of classic elegance and modern convenience. Positioned on a high floor, the apartment overlooks a stunning garden, providing a serene and tranquil atmosphere.
A grand foyer boasting art deco arches, seamlessly leads to a sunken living room, creating an inviting atmosphere for relaxation and entertainment. The turret bedroom, a unique architectural feature, adds character and a touch of sophistication to the home. The eat-in kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and benefits from ample natural light streaming in from two exposures. The windowed bathroom offers versatility with both a shower stall and a bathtub, ideal for calming soaks. There are five spacious closets throughout the apartment. The property benefits from brand new windows, with the assessment fully paid. With 9-foot ceilings and original hardwood floors, the apartment exudes timeless appeal. Pets are welcome at the Berkeley, with dogs under 30 lbs. permitted.
Built in 1937 in the neo-Georgian style by architect Joshua Tabatchnik, the Berkeley Co-op consists of three buildings surrounding an interior garden, tended to by residents on a volunteer basis. Pets are allowed in a designated area of the garden. Each building has laundry facilities, storage (wait list) and bike rooms. Residents enjoy a vibrant community including the Sunday Green market and recently renovated Travis Park. One block away is the longest open street to pedestrians in NYC, stretching 26 blocks and 1.3 miles. Local favorites include: 77 Espresso, Lemon Farm, Lety Bakery & Cafe, Table Wine, Stand Alone Cheese and the Queensboro Restaurant. The Co-op is conveniently located near public transportation, including the 74th Street/Broadway station with access to five subway lines: E, F, M, R, and 7. Showings by Appointment Only.
AmenitiesBike Room; Garden; Laundry Room; Private Storage For Fee;
- Elevator
- Garden
- Laundry Room
- Video Intercom
NeighborhoodMore listings:
First Open House By Appointment Sunday June 1st from 11 AM to 12 PM. This exquisite prewar residence, 35-25 77th Street, B53 in the Berkeley Co-op, located on a tree-lined street in the historic district of Jackson Heights offers a harmonious blend of classic elegance and modern convenience. Positioned on a high floor, the apartment overlooks a stunning garden, providing a serene and tranquil atmosphere.
A grand foyer boasting art deco arches, seamlessly leads to a sunken living room, creating an inviting atmosphere for relaxation and entertainment. The turret bedroom, a unique architectural feature, adds character and a touch of sophistication to the home. The eat-in kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and benefits from ample natural light streaming in from two exposures. The windowed bathroom offers versatility with both a shower stall and a bathtub, ideal for calming soaks. There are five spacious closets throughout the apartment. The property benefits from brand new windows, with the assessment fully paid. With 9-foot ceilings and original hardwood floors, the apartment exudes timeless appeal. Pets are welcome at the Berkeley, with dogs under 30 lbs. permitted.
Built in 1937 in the neo-Georgian style by architect Joshua Tabatchnik, the Berkeley Co-op consists of three buildings surrounding an interior garden, tended to by residents on a volunteer basis. Pets are allowed in a designated area of the garden. Each building has laundry facilities, storage (wait list) and bike rooms. Residents enjoy a vibrant community including the Sunday Green market and recently renovated Travis Park. One block away is the longest open street to pedestrians in NYC, stretching 26 blocks and 1.3 miles. Local favorites include: 77 Espresso, Lemon Farm, Lety Bakery & Cafe, Table Wine, Stand Alone Cheese and the Queensboro Restaurant. The Co-op is conveniently located near public transportation, including the 74th Street/Broadway station with access to five subway lines: E, F, M, R, and 7. Showings by Appointment Only.
Bike Room; Garden; Laundry Room; Private Storage For Fee;
- Elevator
- Garden
- Laundry Room
- Video Intercom
NeighborhoodMore listings:
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