43-25 Douglaston Parkway #1H

Picture yourself living in our well-maintained co-op in Douglaston, Queens, a quiet neighborhood that offers a suburban feel while still being part of New York City. The building is conveniently located just one block from the LIRR, making it easy to reach Manhattan in about 28 minutes. The co-op handles many of the responsibilities of home maintenance, including the roof, heating and hot water systems, cleaning the common areas, landscaping, snow removal, garbage, and package/mail security. There are also numerous local businesses, restaurants, delis, salons, repair shops, and other services within just a few blocks. The neighborhood is known for its highly regarded schools, convenient access to JFK and LaGuardia airports and major highways, and its peaceful, community-oriented atmosphere. It provides the convenience of city living without always feeling like you're in a city. Don't miss out on this 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit co-op with its private entrance located in the heart of Douglaston. With hard wood floors throughout and lots of natural light, this unit is sure to impress. The bedroom is spacious enough and has plenty of closet space. You'll love the large living room and walk through kitchen. The kitchen features lots of cabinets and counter space. For those who value privacy, this unit does offer a Separate Private entrance. Parking is available through a waitlist with management, but there's also plenty of street parking available. This co-op is conveniently located less than a 5-minute distance to the Douglaston LIRR train Station making it perfect for commuters or those who like to visit NYC without the hassle of driving in it. It's also close to MTA Buses on Northern Blvd ( 1 Block away) Alley Pond Golf Center, local parks, shopping, and eateries, so you can enjoy all the neighborhood has to offer. Douglaston, what it offers it's residents is amazing. A community that offers top rated schools, local merchats from restaurants to dry cleaners, right here. A waterfront community you cannot imagine exists in Queens county.