Welcome to Barclay Plaza premiere residence in the heart of Forest Hills. Perfect Jr4/convertible two bedroom features 24 hour doorman and stellar location. Fireproof building with stunning hardwood floors. Windowed kitchen offers dishwasher, microwave and refrigerator with water feature. Gracious foyer provides adaptable space for home office or dining area. Bright oversized living room with quiet exposure. Fabulous closets throughout! Just two blocks to express train to NYC, shopping, LIRR just minutes away. Austin Street shops, dining, Trader Joes and weekend Farmers Market. Enjoy all the perks of living in Forest Hills including proximity to JFK and LGA airports. Don't forget the Summer concert series in The Gardens.
Condo (co-op)Property Type
1956Year Built
$513Price/Sq.Ft.
Listing by Yael Goldman• Brown Harris Stevens FH
Listing by Emanuella Resende• Brown Harris Stevens FH
Forest Hills, located between Flushing Meadows–Corona Park and Rego Park, is a residential and commercial New York neighborhood with Tudor-style streetscapes and a rail-linked town center. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around Austin Street near 71st Avenue, where sidewalk cafes, indie boutiques, and long-running bakeries keep the sidewalks busy. Forest Hills Stadium anchors the calendar with outdoor concerts, while the historic Forest Hills Gardens offers a distinctive, village-like street plan. Prewar co-ops and brick apartment houses line Queens Boulevard, shifting to leafy blocks of detached homes farther south. MacDonald Park and nearby Meadow Lake add green breathing room, and the E/F/M/R plus LIRR at Forest Hills–71 Av stitches the area into the city.
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Market insights
110-20 71st Rd #707 · $449,000
DAYS ON MARKET
43 days
The average home goes pending in 73 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
98.2%
Most homes are selling 2% below list price.
LIST PRICE
$449,000
Median sale price in this area is $424,162. (6% lower than this home)
PRICE DROP
0 price drops
13% of homes in this area have had a price drop in the past month.
Property details
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Interior features
First floor bedroom
First floor full bath
Elevator access
High-speed internet
His and hers closets
Accessible approach with ramp
Bedrooms
One bedroom (located on first floor)
Bathrooms
One full bathroom
Kitchen
Cooktop
Oven
Range
Dishwasher
Refrigerator
Laundry & utility
Common basement utilities
Flooring
Wood flooring
Heating & cooling
Hot water heating
Natural gas heating
Wall/window air conditioning units
Exterior features
Brick construction
No waterfront
Home design
Stock cooperative
Entry level: 7
Located on the 6th floor or higher (building with 9 total stories)
Parking
Parking lot (waitlist)
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Fire alarm
Fire escape
Smoke detectors
Construction
Brick/mortar foundation
Utilities
Public sewer
Cable connected
Electricity connected
Natural gas connected
Phone available
Sewer connected
Public trash collection
HOA & community
Barclay Plaza Owners association
Association amenities include door person, elevators, live-in superintendent, grounds maintenance, parking, security, snow removal, and trash service
Additional monthly capital fund assessment ($76.50)
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Condo/Co-op
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Queens County
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Last updated by owner on Oct 25, 2020.
R7-1
General Residence District
R7 districts are medium-density apartment house districts mapped in much of the Bronx as well as the Upper West Side in Manhattan and Brighton Beach in Brooklyn. The height factor regulations for R7 districts encourage lower apartment buildings on smaller zoning lots and, on larger lots, taller buildings with less lot coverage. As an alternative, developers may choose the optional Quality Housing regulations to build lower buildings with greater lot coverage. Regulations for residential development in R7-1 and R7-2 districts are essentially the same except that R7-2 districts, which are mapped primarily in upper Manhattan, have lower parking requirements.