34-35 79th Street #22 Queens, NY 11372

Historic charm meets modern living in this sophisticated 3 bed / 2 bath architect-designed and renovated Jackson Heights residence anyone would be proud to call their own! Direct elevator access brings you straight into this spacious dwelling where tall windows with eastern, western, and southern exposures usher in brilliant all- day sunlight to illuminate the beautifully refinished hardwood flooring, upgraded wood trim and fresh Farrow & Ball palette. A stately fireplace radiates warmth from the living room through to the pendant-lit dining room that features a new custom built-in buffet with a pull-out serving shelf and 44-bottle wine fridge. Your gourmet kitchen equips the avid cook with a built-in Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, Electrolux 5-burner stove, and KitchenAid dishwasher. Granite countertops, custom cabinets with a pull-out spice shelf, and a pantry with heavy-duty pull-out shelves, complete this remarkable space.

This retreat features a shared bath with honeycomb stone tiles that accentuate a shower/tub combo. Original French doors lead to the versatile third bedroom with its own full bath highlighting impeccable Italian mosaic tiles. Work from home in comfort in your secluded office with a built-in desk and shelving. Additional upgrades include a Mitsubishi split A/C system, updated wiring and plumbing, and ample closet space, including a foyer coat closet. A gym, laundry, and personal storage in the basement are among the building's amenities. Plus, there is a common block long garden with mature trees. Come for a tour to take advantage of seeing this grand property before it is gone for good.

The Elm Court pre-war garden cooperative is one of architect George H. Wells' masterpieces in the garden district of historic Jackson Heights. It comprises eight buildings lining 80th and 79th streets between 34th and 35th avenues with a shared private block long garden with mature trees, greenery and seating. The Elm Court coops are close to the 37th Avenue shopping corridor and all public transportation including subways and access to the LIRR. This vibrant neighborhood includes a bustling Sunday farmers' market and many diverse food specialty stores and restaurants.