Astoria Lights, 24-39 38th Street, #C9

Welcome to this beautifully renovated 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom co-op apartment in the highly desirable Astoria Lights, a premier co-op conversion in the heart of Astoria. This modern unit has been meticulously updated to seamlessly blend contemporary style with the building’s classic pre-war charm.As you enter, you’ll be greeted by an open-concept chef’s kitchen featuring an oversized Ceaser stone island, that allows for casual dining. The windowed kitchen boasts top-of-the-line appliances (Bosch) that combine style and functionality and the kitchen cabinets are custom by Alno.

The expansive living room offers ample space for relaxation and social gatherings, accommodating anything from a breakfast nook to a large dining table. The spa-inspired, marble, windowed bathroom is fitted with luxurious finishes and fixtures.The generously sized, west-facing bedroom offers serene treetop views, providing a tranquil escape from city life. It also features a custom-built closet for ample storage.

For added convenience, the apartment includes a washer/dryer hookup for a stackable unit, located in the closet across from the bathroom.Astoria Lights is a distinctive development consisting of four historic pre-war co-op buildings, expertly transformed into contemporary residences while preserving their original architectural details. The community offers an array of amenities, including a Sky Deck, a shared garden courtyard, a resident lounge with Foosball and Billiards tables, a communal dining area with a full kitchen, a well-equipped fitness center( featuring upgraded equipment, a peloton and Rougue), , a playroom, a bocce ball court, an additional laundry room, bike storage, stroller storage, and private storage options (subject to availability).Ideally situated just blocks away from Astoria’s finest restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, and local stores, and Astoria Park and offers easy access to major transportation options, including the N/W trains, multiple bus lines (Q69/Q100/Q18/Q104), and the NYC Ferry.

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