The space and value of this light-filled 1-bedroom apartment make it a jewel in this market that will be difficult to find elsewhere in the city. Both the living room and bedroom feature idyllic views of the Manhattan skyline, the East River and Roosevelt Island landmarked Good Shepard courtyard park-space.
The space and value of this light-filled 1-bedroom apartment make it a jewel in this market that will be difficult to find elsewhere in the city. Both the living room and bedroom feature idyllic views of the Manhattan skyline, the East River and Roosevelt Island landmarked Good Shepard courtyard park-space. The view is easy to take in from the new insulated sliding windows. The apartment offers ample space to live and work (as so many of us are apt to do from home these days.) The five deep closets throughout the apartment provide unparalleled storage space, and the living area could even accommodate a flex 2nd bedroom. The kitchen features a passthrough window offering convenience and privacy with significant cabinet storage space (coveted these days due to quarantine shopping trends.)
Enjoy all the conveniences of city living, with a suburban setting, overlooking the greatest city in the world. To schedule a viewing and to learn more about the income requirement details unique to this building please contact me directly to tour this unit by appointment: virtually or physically.
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Island House residents equally enjoy all the community has offered for decades, and the new upgrades and renovations. Island House is was of the four first residential buildings on Roosevelt Island and one of the only two co-ops. Today the various amenities include a designer fitness center (by appointment), bike storage, courtyard lounge, renovated lobby and large common inspiration area with high ceilings. Residents also have access to the 20-meter indoor pool in the adjacent neighboring building Westview. Island House is well managed with on-site staff. There is a full-time doorman and package room for deliveries. This is the only pet/dog-friendly co-op on the island, and welcomes pied-a-terre ownership, co-purchasing, and up to 80% financing.
Roosevelt Islanders love the speak-easy reputation of Roosevelt Island and its oasis of clam and community living minutes away from the city. It is commutable by the Roosevelt Island Tram, the F train, the Astoria Ferry line, the M86 bus line, land bridge from Astoria, and CitiBike, making it easy to get all over Manhattan, Long Island City, and Astoria in about 20 minutes. Also, perhaps more important now than ever, residents and visitors are able to self-park in the parking garage on the island and reserved spots are available.
In the age of COVID, Roosevelt Island is an attractive alternative to city living because of the abundance of community amenities and outdoor space, such as: parks, green space, gardens and community gardens, running and biking paths, swimming pools, baseball and soccer fields, basketball and tennis courts, and playgrounds to name a few. Roosevelt Island is committed to green living, and in addition to weekly composting drop-off, one is able to even forage some plants and herbs on the island, and there is a membership run community garden. Other parks include: Southpoint Park and Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms State Park in the south and Lighthouse Park at the north end of the island. Some parks and green spaces include access to complimentary BBQ grills. The vibrant community also includes the newly developed Cornell Tech campus with landscaped park space, cafes, and (coming soon) a hotel and rooftop dining. Further, residents have access to the New York City public library, schools, post office, the new Foodtown grocery store, two well-stocked bodegas, weekly Farmers Market, Duane Read, Starbucks and a number of local restaurants featuring at least 5 cuisines.
