The Prime, 22-43 Jackson Avenue - Condo in LIC NYC
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The Prime is a luxury condominium in Long Island City developed by Circle F with interiors by award-winning designer Andres Escobar. The building offers studios through three bedrooms, with units ranging from approximately 586 to 1,184 square feet. Most residences include private outdoor space, from compact 57 square foot balconies to expansive 504 square foot terraces, with upper floor units offering panoramic views spanning One World Trade Center, the Empire State and Chrysler Buildings, and both the Queensboro and Williamsburg Bridges.
Apartments feature consistent finishes throughout, including 10 foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling Lami windows with thermal insulation, and wide plank white oak flooring. Kitchens come equipped with custom white oak cabinetry, veined quartzite countertops and backsplashes, and fully integrated Miele appliances. Bathrooms include custom vanities, porcelain tiles, and radiant heated floors. All units have in-unit Miele washers and dryers, multi-zone climate control, and Latch smart lock entry systems. Some resale units feature upgrades like California Closets built-ins and custom blackout window treatments.
Building amenities include a full time attended lobby, live-in superintendent, state-of-the-art fitness center, children's playroom, private residents' lounge, and a furnished outdoor terrace with a reflecting water feature. Trader Joe's anchors the building's ground floor commercial space, joined by bubble tea and Five Iron Golf, with a Whole Foods recently announced nearby. The location sits steps from MoMA PS1 and Murray Park, with access to the 7, E, M, and G subway lines, three ferry routes, and multiple bus lines—placing Midtown Manhattan just one subway stop away.
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