An NYC apartment with a suburban-size kitchen is a rarity in itself. But a high-end kitchen, with bright windows and a center island and a dishwasher? In a great neighborhood? For under $2K per month? That’s our Rental of the Week, an Astoria 1-bedroom with all that — plus style to spare.

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25-44 Steinway Street

$2,000 No Fee

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Astoria

31-14 Crescent Street

$1,975 No Fee

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24-58 27th Street

$2,099 No Fee

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Astoria

31-05 21st Street

$2,271 No Fee

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Astoria

24-75 38th Street

$2,300 No Fee

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Ditmars-Steinway

23-26 42nd Street

$2,300 No Fee

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Ditmars-Steinway

22-33 24th Street

$2,200 No Fee

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Astoria

30-26 47th Street

$1,800 No Fee

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Astoria

31-40 30th Street

$2,063 No Fee

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Ditmars-Steinway

22-76 41st Street

$1,800 No Fee

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Ditmars-Steinway

20-06 35th Street

$2,200 No Fee

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Astoria

26-31 3rd Street

$2,250 No Fee

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Address: 31-12 42nd St. #5D

Price: $1,950

Size: 1-bedroom

Neighborhood: Astoria

Best feature: Hello, home cooks! This Astoria 1-bedroom’s kitchen is the real deal. It boasts new stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher. The countertops are granite, and the island has breakfast bar seating. Plus, it’s double-bright with two sunny windows and two stylish pendant lights. It opens to the living room area, giving the layout a nice flow.

But the kitchen isn’t the only great feature of our Rental of the Week. The whole space has been beautifully renovated, with new hardwood floors and a sleek bathroom. The large bedroom has two tall closets and another bright window, with a chic glass-paneled door to keep that light shining throughout. And finally, Astoria is hopping! The neighborhood has a lot to offer, including one of the city’s best restaurant scenes. It’s also an easy commute to Manhattan on the R, N, and W trains.

Why it’s a deal: Astoria is a relatively affordable neighborhood by NYC standards. Its median asking rent is $2,200, according to StreetEasy’s Data Dashboard. That puts our Rental of the Week at more than $200 per month below average for the area. In addition, this unit was renting for $2,495 pre-pandemic, making it even more of a deal.

Biggest drawback: Unfortunately, this Astoria 1-bedroom is a fifth-floor walkup. And it’s unclear whether the building has laundry facilities, so hauling your laundry up and down those stairs may well be necessary. However, you’d definitely be hard-pressed to find a better apartment for a better price in NYC!

See the listing: 31-12 42nd St. #5D, in Astoria. To learn more, contact Oksana Kononenko at Compass.

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