No Broker’s fee.
Rarely does the term, “unicorn” apply to rentals in Long Island City but this apartment has it all- great space, amazing light, open views, 11-foot ceilings, and more closet space and storage than you will know what to do with.
No Broker’s fee.
Rarely does the term, “unicorn” apply to rentals in Long Island City but this apartment has it all- great space, amazing light, open views, 11-foot ceilings, and more closet space and storage than you will know what to do with. This apartment was just refreshed with refinished floors and paint and is on the coveted, original side of The Badge Building with, what are by today’s standards, overly generous floorplans. Both bedrooms will easily fit king-sized beds plus desks, dressers, Pelotons or whatever else you might want. The primary suite includes dual closets with another closet’s worth of storage above and a spacious ensuite bathroom with an over-sized, walk-in, glass shower.
The kitchen enjoys an abundance of clean, white stone countertops and the rest of the space is outfitted by custom Pedini cabinets and stainless appliances. Soaring, arched columns help define the living, dining and entryway spaces and hint at The Badge Building’s pre-war origins as an industrial loft space. Finally, adding to the storage convenience of the apartment is the walk-in coat closet and in-unit full size washer and dryer.
Sorry No Pets.
An elevator building, The Badge Building’s doorman is on duty from 8am-8pm during the week and 8am – 6pm on weekends and a state-of-the art Butterfly MX system is in place at all times. The common roof deck at The Badge boasts spectacular day and night views of Long Island City, Manhattan and Brooklyn and services in the building include Verizon FIOS and dry-cleaning delivery and pickup.
Hunters’ Point is undoubtedly the best part of Long Island City, enjoying fantastic restaurants, easy access to the Gantry State Park waterfront and numerous transportation options including the 7, E, M, F, N, W, R, and G trains, Hunter’s Point LIRR, 59th St bridge, Midtown Tunnel, the LIRR and various bus lines for fantastically easy access to Manhattan, other parts of Queens, Brooklyn and Long Island. Notable restaurants include the Michelin starred, Casa Enrique, American Brass, Sushi Daizen, Hibino, M. Wells, R40, Bellwether, a slew of great Italian restaurants such as Maella, Manettas, and Manducati’s as well as Thai, Korean, Vietnamese, Cuban, etc. Hunter’s point also boasts some of the best microbreweries in NYC including 5th Hammer, ICONYC, Big Alice, Rockaway and LIC Beer Project. Cultural attractions include MOMA PS1 and LIC Culture Lab.