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A Great Investment: Sales launch at 39-32 28th Street in booming section of Long Island City
By Vitali Ogorodnikov
Tuesday, January 28, 2020
While the skyline growth of the Court Square and Hunters Point neighborhoods in Long Island City is visible for all to see from afar, there is plenty of smaller-scale development in progress across the neighborhood. One such project is 39-32 28th Street in the Dutch Kills section of northern Long Island City, close to the Astoria border. The newly constructed, three-story-plus-basement building features two duplexes, each with three bedrooms, three baths, available for $2.4 million for the 2,055-square-foot unit and $1.8M for its 1,993-square-foot counterpart.
39-32 28th Street. Credit: VHT / Modern Spaces
Kitchen
White oak hardwood floors deck out the loft-style, double-height living rooms. The kitchens come with Calacatta quartz countertops, Italian white acrylic cabinets, and dishwashers. The bathrooms are equipped with walk-in showers and Kohler toilets and bathtubs, while master baths also feature heated floors. In the rear, a rear yard and a patio provide private outdoor space.
39-32 28th Street sits two blocks north of Queens Plaza, which features ample retail and the Queens Plaza and Queensboro Plaza stations, which offer five-minute access to Midtown via the E/M/N/R/W/7 trains. The shopping and dining venues in both Astoria and Long Island City lie within a short walk. A bike lane runs in front of the new townhouse, connecting to the neighborhood’s rapidly growing cycling network.
39-32 28th Street. Credit: VHT / Modern Spaces
Additional Info About the Building
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