166-25 Powells Cove Boulevard

Situated directly on the East River, in the picturesque hamlet of Beechhurst, The Cryder House is a unique urban oasis surrounded by nature and world class vistas. Nine acres of well-tended landscaping frame the serene views of the western-most section of the Long Island Sound, and two iconic bridges; The Whitestone and Throgs Neck Bridge. Nowhere else will you find exceptional amenities that include a private dock with mooring rights on the East River.
This twenty story, 237 unit waterfront gated community offers the ease of living in a superbly run luxury coop in a bucolic setting. Each spacious one- to three- bedroom co-op offers over-scaled windows, walk-in closets, hardwood floors, CAC, a convenient laundry room on every floor, and a private terrace where spectacular sunrises greet the day and sunsets are savored. A club room with panoramic views may be reserved to host your special celebrations.
To keep fit, there is a fitness center and a heated outdoor swimming pool. You may also choose to bike ride, kayak, walk the Shore Line Promenade or visit Little Bay Park, which has a baseball field, soccer field, roller hockey rink and picnic area.
The Cryder House has its own private 24 hour security guard, doorman, concierge service and attended valet parking garage in addition to outdoor deck parking on the premises. A gracious circular drive eases a quick pick-up or drop off under the building’s elegant canopy.
Located just 14 miles from Manhattan, Beechhurst’ s centralized location provides easy access to Manhattan, Connecticut, and Long Island via major highways. A commute to Manhattan takes 30-minutes by car. The QM2 express bus is only a block away and gets to Midtown in 45 minutes. Residents can also hop the local Q15 bus to Flushing for the Long Island Rail Road or the 7 subway.
If your dream of the perfect home involves a distinctive residence with majestic views in an idyllic suburban location – then stop dreaming. Come see The Cryder House.

Building description provided by Diane Rocca