5 Court Square: Review and Ratings
between Court Square & 44th Drive View Full Building Profile
This 11-story apartment building was erected in 2019 at 25-24 Jackson Avenue between Court Square and 44th Drive in Long Island City by Zhidong Wu and designed by MY Architect PC.
The building has 58 condominium apartments.
It has a prime location very close to the prime skyscrapers of Long Island City.
It replaced a two-story building.
It has about 5,000 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor.
The Court Square subway station is across the street.
Bottom Line
A squat mid-rise condominium apartment building with an abundance of Smart-Home features, 10-foot-high ceilings, and good public transportation in the midst of two very large Long Island City towers.
Description
A mid-rise, glass condominium building at Court Square in Long Island City with many smart-home features and bicycle storage.
Amenities
The building has a fitness center, a children's playroom, a bicycle room, a recreation room on the 11th floor and a part-time doorman. Pets are allowed.
Apartments
Apartments have 10-foot-high ceilings and triple-pane windows with Hunter Douglas roller shades with motorized Wi-Fi enable controls that can be operated by smartphones.
Kitchens have GD Arredamenti Italian oak cabinetry with downlights, 5 1/2-inche Croatian oak plank flooring, Bosch appliances, vented stoves. Bathrooms have Total Neorest toilets, polished Calacatta and honed Calatorao flooring, heated floors, and GD Arredamenti ash oak vanities.
There are many smart home capabilities including Latch M door system, Nest Protects Smoke Detectors and Thermostat.
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