107- 40 Queens Boulevard #PH1

Iconic Duplex Penthouse – Panoramic Skyline Views & Expansive Terraces Crowning Lane Tower, one of Forest Hills’ most prestigious co-op high-rises, this extraordinary five-bedroom, three–full-bath Duplex Penthouse offers a rare combination of grand scale, amazing views, and exceptional outdoor space—just one block from the express subway, Long Island Railroad, and Austin Street’s renowned shopping and dining. The residence encompasses approximately 2,750 square feet of interior living space, thoughtfully arranged across two expansive levels that live like a private home in the sky. Oversized windows throughout frame dramatic Manhattan skyline views and an awe-inspiring 300-degree panorama spanning Brooklyn and Queens. (note-a 2-apartment combo w/2 stock certificates, each w/ 2 full bedrooms) From this commanding vantage point, the view is nothing short of spectacular: every major bridge, Flushing Meadows–Corona Park with its two lakes, Citi Field, and the historic Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, with sweeping open vistas across neighborhoods in every direction. There are five large bedrooms, allowing for generous primary, guest, home office, or media room configurations. One of the three bathrooms is oversized and luxuriously appointed, creating a true primary-suite experience. A cook’s kitchen anchors the home, offering ample workspace and storage suitable for serious cooking and entertaining. Four private terraces—totaling approximately 1,000 square feet of outdoor space—create seamless indoor-outdoor living rarely found in Forest Hills. Perfect for entertaining, relaxing, or simply taking in the ever-changing skyline, these terraces elevate the penthouse to an exceptional offering. Set within a doorman, full-service, impeccably maintained co-op, Lane Tower delivers prestige, privacy, and convenience in one of Queens’ most coveted residential locations. A rare opportunity to acquire a true penthouse duplex combining huge interior space, fabulous outdoor areas, and sweeping views in the heart of Forest Hills.