$489,000

Sun-Filled Two-Bedroom at Historic Dunolly Gardens Embrace classic garden co-op lifestyle in this spacious and sun-filled two-bedroom, one-bathroom home at Dunolly Gardens, one of the most beloved residential complexes in the Jackson Heights Historic District. With southern and western exposures, generously proportioned rooms, and an unusually flexible layout, this apartment offers the charm and gracious scale of prewar living. Unlike many other apartments in the building, this home features an exceptionally large entry foyer with ample room for a dedicated home office. The expansive living room stretches 20 feet to west-facing windows that fill the space with beautiful afternoon light. Its generous proportions easily accommodate comfortable seating and a full dining area, making it equally suited to everyday living and entertaining. The windowed kitchen offers abundant cabinetry and counter space, along with a gas range, dishwasher, and refrigerator. A hallway separates the two bedrooms, providing excellent privacy. The exceptionally spacious primary bedroom enjoys both southern and western exposures, filling the room with natural light throughout the day. It also features a generously sized closet. The bright, south-facing second bedroom includes a wall of custom-built bookshelves and can easily serve as a guest room, library, or separate home office. Two additional hallway closets provide excellent storage. The windowed bathroom features a tub/shower combination, an elegant light fixture, and a mirrored wall that enhances the sense of space. About Dunolly Gardens Built in 1939 in the Art Moderne style and designed by renowned architect Andrew J. Thomas, Dunolly Gardens was the last garden apartment complex constructed in the Jackson Heights Historic District. It is also the only garden complex in the district to occupy an entire city block, extending from 34th to 35th Avenue. At the heart of Dunolly Gardens is its magnificent, block-long landscaped garden, a peaceful green oasis in the middle of the city. Winding pathways, inviting benches, mature plantings, and a cherry tree-lined inner courtyard with outdoor dining tables create wonderful spaces to relax, read, socialize, or enjoy a meal outdoors. Inspired by London's Garden City Movement, Andrew J. Thomas was a pioneering architect responsible for several of Jackson Heights' most distinguished residential complexes, including The Chateau, The Towers, and Dunolly Gardens. Residents enjoy on-site management, a live-in superintendent, and porters, along with elevators, laundry facilities, a party room, bicycle storage, and storage rooms. The beautifully maintained garden is a centerpiece of community life, hosting seasonal decorations, holiday celebrations, and the neighborhood's celebrated annual garden tour. Please note that a monthly $305.28 assessment is in place. The Best of Jackson Heights at Your Doorstep Dunolly Gardens is just steps from Travers Park, a neighborhood favorite with a playground, tennis courts, and a year-round farmers' market. The surrounding Jackson Heights neighborhood is renowned for its extraordinary culinary diversity, with some of New York City's most celebrated international restaurants, specialty food markets, cheese and wine shops, neighborhood cafés, and major supermarkets all close by. Transportation is exceptionally convenient. The Roosevelt Avenue–Jackson Heights transit hub is a short walk away, offering E, F, M, R, and 7 subway service, along with excellent bus connections. Midtown Manhattan, world-class museums, theaters, and cultural attractions are all within easy reach. The neighborhood also offers convenient access to the BQE and both LaGuardia and JFK airports. Nearby Queens destinations include the Museum of the Moving Image, Queens Museum, New York Hall of Science, Louis Armstrong House Museum, Noguchi Museum, Flushing Meadows Corona Park, the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Citi Field, and the futur