Sorry - no pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
COLLECTION OF RESIDENCES Close to Manhattan. Private Apartments for Visiting families and friends of the Big Apple.
PRIVATE APARTMENTS MEAN SECLUSION. PROXIMATELY MEANS CONVENIENCE. Somewhere between Manhattan and Shea Stadium in Queens, exists a little known neighborhood called Woodside.
The home is located in woodside, queens. I have been living here most of my life and commute to the city on a daily basis. I live here because the commute is great, and i love the diversity of the neighborhood. I have lived in all five boroughs but find this commute to be the most convenient. Thus the reason I stay. It is a safe residential area in a working-class neighborhood. In the summer the park across the street is filled with children. We are families that work hard and mind our own business. The contrast is the 7 irsih bars we have within walking distance, in the event you don’t have a family.
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The New York region
Everything nyc has to offer is so close
empire state building and madison square garden are 10 minutes away.
59th and lexington is 15 minutes by subway. everything is really close.
we have a track record or happy visits. for a truly memorable vacation stay with us.
New York City area
Newly Constructed Gorgeous 4 apartments - Only 4 miles from LaGuardia Airport - Only 10 miles from JFK International Airport - Only 30 miles from Newark Liberty International Airport - Only 5.5 miles from Shea Stadium (NY Mets) - Only 4 miles from Manhattan - New York City - 5 minute walk to Subway - Free limited parking
Park across street with swings and swimming pool
How to get there
To get to city centre.
The home is close to 61st street station in woodside queens, a commuter hub.
At 61st, you can take three options into the city. The first is the subway. The second is the Long Island Rail Road. The third is the Q32 bus. (you can actually pick up the bus a block away from the home too).
The 7 subway is 1 express stop plus three local stops to grand central station, and then 1 more stop to fifth avenue and one more to times square. Central Park is even closer, if you transfer at Queens Paza for the N line.
If speed and ease are your wish, then take the LIRR to Penn Station, it will whisk you there in 10 minutes flat, no stopping or transferring.
The bus is the scenic route, take it if you have some time as you take in the Queensview of the city skyline, the best in all the boroughs.
Transportation runs 24 hours a day every 2-10 minutes. You don’t have to worry at all it is a commuter neighborhood and it’s rare to own a car. Everything you need is within your reach. Rents are high and so are home prices for this very reason.
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