Carter's Review

This attractive, 12-story, rental apartment building at 41-22 24^th Street between 43^rd Avenue and Queens Plaza North in Long Island City was completed in 2016 and has 91 units.

It was erected by SMA Equities and ARI Investors.

Bottom Line

A handsome and modern, glass-clad rental apartment building in Long Island City with a two-story entrance with marquee and balconies at either end of the building’s front façade and four balconies on its rear façade.

Description

The building has a pale blue glass façade with balconies at either end of its front façade and four balconies on most floors on its rear façade.

The building has a two-story entrance façade and is setback above the 10^th floor.

It has a large, landscaped rear courtyard with a trellis.

The building has discrete air-conditioners.

Amenities

The building has a doorman, a roof deck, a 21-car garage, storage for 45 bicycles, tenant storage space, a screening room, a private dining terrace on the 11^th floor and a second floor terrace and a laundry.

Apartments

Apartment 10I is a two-bedroom unit with 728 square feet of interior space and a 15-foot-wide living room and an open kitchen.

Apartment 10C is a corner, two-bedroom unit with 699 square feet of interior space, an 18-foot-wide living room with an open kitchen and a balcony.

Apartment 10G is a corner, one-bedroom unit with 634 square feet of interior space with an entry foyer that leads to a 17-foot-long living room with a 38-square-foot balcony and a kitchen with a breakfast bar.

Apartment 10H is a studio unit with 485 square feet of interior space and a 21-foot-wide living room with an open kitchen with a breakfast bar.