Welcome home to this one bedroom unit in the very well maintained Queensview Co-op! Situated close to the corner of Crescent St. and 33rd Road, this gorgeous apartment is convenient for all. The apartment has been kept in a beautiful condition and has a renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and beautiful quartz countertops. There is plenty of space and sunlight with oversized windows lining the living room and hardwood parquet flooring in excellent condition throughout the unit. The bedroom has enough space for a king-sized bed and you'll find plenty of room for storage throughout with a total of four closets. Relax on the lush grounds along with mature trees and park benches in this friendly community within vibrant Astoria. With the N/W trains at the Broadway stop, it's a short ride into Manhattan. Shopping and restaurants are everything you could wish for and more in one of the most affordable and sought-after neighborhoods in Queens. Queensview is an amenity-filled co-op that includes many recent upgrades including new elevators, on-site management, parking by permit in on-site lots, an on-site nursery, children's playground, on-site laundry, security, and terrific maintenance staff., Additional information: Interior Features:Efficiency Kitchen,Lr/Dr
Condo (co-op)Property Type
1958Year Built
$584Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listing by Bianca Colasuonno• Compass Greater NY LLC
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Last updated by owner on Sep 25, 2026.
R5
Low-Density Contextual Residence District
R5 districts allow a variety of housing at a higher density than permitted in R3-2 and R4 districts. The floor area ratio (FAR) of 1.25 typically produces three-and four-story attached houses and small apartment houses. With a height limit of 40 feet, R5 districts provide a transition between lower- and higher-density neighborhoods and are widely mapped in Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx. Portions of Windsor Terrace and Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn are R5 districts.