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The Madison LIC is a compact post-war rental in Long Island City, completed in 2014 with 10 stories and 14 apartments. Its interiors are defined by floor-to-ceiling windows, polished cement ceilings and floors, and private outdoor space, giving the building a loft-oriented character uncommon in a small residential property.
A penthouse is organized as a loft with direct elevator entry, dual northwest and southeast exposures, and two balconies. More broadly, apartments have central air, in-unit washers and dryers, and open kitchens with custom wood cabinetry, quartz countertops, tiled backsplashes, and stainless steel appliances. Bathrooms have deep soaking tubs and Duravit fixtures.
The building has a fitness center, resident storage, a bike room, a common backyard, and a furnished rooftop terrace. Its shared spaces include both ground level garden space and an elevated outdoor area, while the apartments’ private balconies and terraces extend the building’s outdoor living component.
At 42-77 Hunter Street, the Madison LIC is in Court Square, close to MoMA PS1, SculptureCenter, supermarkets, restaurants, and neighborhood services. The surrounding Queens Plaza and Long Island City district places the building near one of Queens’ major commercial and cultural centers, with Midtown Manhattan a short trip away.
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