The View at East Coast, 46-30 Center Boulevard, #207

Here's a rare opportunity to own a spectacular, one-of-a-kind one bed/one bath with a massive private outdoor space that overlooks the Gantry Park, East River and the most breath-taking city skyline views. This unique home boasts a gracious layout with distinctive finishes, a large living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, a spacious bedroom with an oversized closet, big bathroom with high-end stainless steel fixtures, glass shower door and Italian mosaic white marble walls and floor. The impressive gourmet kitchen boasts top-of-the-line appliances; SubZero, Viking and Bosch.

Granite counter-top, triple lacquered white cabinets and dark granite floors. There’s an extra-large, deep coat closet, in-unit washer and a vented-out dryer, wood floors all through out. Indulge yourself with the most stunning sunsets from your own 728 sq ft grand private terrace that features special out-door lighting and water irrigation system, an electric heat lamp and evergreen plants.

The prestigious View condo is one of the most sought-out, coveted new luxury condominiums in the heart of Long Island City. It’s the only water-front condo building in the area. Elegantly designed by the renowned architectural firm Handle Architects and developed by TFCornerstone.

Modern amenities include 24-hour doorman and concierge services, gym, bike room and free membership to the Eastcoast Club where you will enjoy an olympic-size lap pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, sauna/spa, pool room, cinema room, indoor lounge and a beautifully landscaped roof-top terrace with cabanas and barbecue grills. Parking garage is right across the street. This pet-friendly, exceptional condo is a short five-minute train ride to Grand Central Station via the #7 line, the ferry is right outside your doorstop.

It's also surrounded by fine restaurants, famous museums and trendy art galleries. Come be a part of this picture-perfect, wonderful community. Quick access to the midtown tunnel, NY Water taxi, 495/L.I.R.R.

and the Queens Borough/59th bridge.

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