Makers Row

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5-01 47th Rd, Long Island City, NY 11101, USA

Starting from $1250000

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Overview

A block at 5-01 47 Road is situated in Queens, New York's Hunters Point neighbourhood. Constructed in 2023, 5-01 47 Road comprises 5 floors and 9 flats.
Located on 47th Road and 47th Avenue in Long Island City, this unique collection of five buildings with 26 apartments is your haven, combining exceptional architecture with the charm of city living. These exquisitely designed studio to three-bedroom condominiums are inspired by their elegant brick external appearance.
Every property has a solid white oak floor throughout, ten-foot ceilings, and large windows with black frames. These well-thought-out plans, which range in size from 415 to 1,332 square feet, have been painstakingly constructed using the most popular finishes. You may modify the sleek, industrial-chic style to your taste. Superb Fisher & Paykel refrigerators, Bertazzoni ranges and microwave drawers, Bosch dishwashers, and Calcutta Divine countertops are all thoughtfully incorporated into well-thought-out kitchen designs. Your kitchen is perfect for creating a culinary masterpiece or just making coffee in the morning. It is stylish yet functional.
The bathrooms are tastefully furnished with grid graph flooring in a dark slate grey colour scheme, 12x4 subway bathroom tile and top-notch Kohler washbasin and toilet. There is a washer-dryer hookup in every unit. Some apartments have outside areas that are improved; take use of a private rooftop terrace with BBQ grill or a garden area on the first floor.

In Hunters Point, Makers Row places you in the spotlight and is well situated close to the waterfront and transit. You may easily get to Manhattan by underground line 7, G, E, M, and W. An other option is the Long Island City Ferry Terminal, located at Centre Boulevard and 46th Avenue. The East Side of Manhattan is your "backyard"—it's not just a lovely view outside your window, but something you can actually access and experience! Famous museums MoMA PS1 and Culture Lab, as well as popular restaurants like Casa Enrique, shopping, parks, and much more, are all close by, as is the dynamic, creative spirit of LIC's arts and culture scene.