82-16 34 Avenue # 2A, Jackson Heights, NY 11372

Your chance to live in a move-in ready, historically intact, Art-Deco apartment in the heart of Historic Jackson Heights. For less than it would cost to rent!! This uniquely preserved one-bedroom apartment sits overlooking the newly renamed Paseo Park, on 34th Avenue. It has nine-foot high coved-ceilings, rich oak floors, original archways, and Deco-era built-in shelves. The meticulously-maintained full bath has an updated floor and original wall tiles, and the eat-in-kitchen still has the original 1930s windowed cabinets and closet, as well as new appliances. This rarely available space features a large entry-way with closet, Eat-in-Kitchen with windowed space for your table, Living Room/Dining Area with another large closet, spacious bedroom with large closet, and a nicely maintained original full bath. It is flooded with light from the West and North, and ready for you to move in and enjoy. Included in the sale are three ceiling fans and two A/C units. And best of all, the Monthly Maintenance is a low $692! The Jackson 34 is a well-maintained, Deco-Era Co-op with new elevator, renovated lobby, lighting, vestibule doors, keyless entry and state of the art intercom system. Private Garden in the rear. Step out of the front door of this boutique coop, and you are literally in the new Paseo Park. Now considered NYC's "Best Open Street," Paseo Park is featured on Youtube: "Miracle on 34th Avenue: NYC's Best Open Street is in Queens." and "Painting Paseo: 26 Blocks of Joy (on NYC's 34th Ave Open Street.)." At the curb, you can can grab a CitiBike, or sit and chat with your neighbors from all over the world. And every Sunday morning you can stroll three blocks through the park to the year-round Farmers' Market. Amenities laundry, include storage and a bike rooms. Live-in Super and Porter. Sublets allowed after two years. Minimum only 10% down. Cats allowed, but sorry no dogs. Conveniently located in Jackson Heights Historic District. Close to restaurants, shopping, supermarkets, public transportation, schools, Travers Park/Year-round Sunday Farmers' Market, & much more.