41-20 46 Street, Unit 4A, Sunnyside, NY 11104

Historic charm meets modern convenience at this 1943 built co-operative steps to the excitement and transport of Queens Boulevard and tree-lined, low density, Skillman Avenue lined with shops, bars, restaurants, bistros, coffee shops, & small retail. Ride the elevator up to the fourth floor and enter this fully modernized spacious unit that offers traditional touches reflective of an era gone by including hardwood floors, architectural detailing, tall windows, and high ceilings. A foyer entry area can accommodate space for dropping belongings prior to retreating, plus dining furniture. A large living room with space for an array of furniture for relaxation and hosting is set beside the open plan kitchen that would satisfy a discerning entertainer. Top grade appliances, granite counter-tops, and an island that can double for prep and service space allow the host to be with guests while fulfilling all duties to serve as the life of the party. Custom solid maple cabinetry including a built in pantry storage space to house a plethora of items to avoid cluttering counter space and maximize its use. A fully updated bathroom offers a neutral design to fit an array of design styles with top of the line hardware and individualized stainless steel vanity cabinetry. The large walk-in closet is unique to apartment living and offers hanging storage space for a wardrobe of all seasons, plus shelving to set an array of other items. Furniture can be arranged in various ways in the large bedroom to offer a peaceful and serene retreat for sleeping and relaxing outside of the bed. Outdoor courtyard area, full staff, bike storage, and on-site laundry. Minutes to Manhattan with Flushing local (7) service at 46th Street and Queens Boulevard, plus multiple bus routes that put not only Manhattan, but other parts of Queens, plus Brooklyn neighborhoods within easy reach. Proximate to major roadways, bridges, and highways for travel throughout the NYC tri-state area for work and play. Proximate to the Long Island Railroad. Won't last!