Long Island City has gotten much of the glory where new Queens development is concerned, but Astoria has hardly been lying idle. The latest evidence of that can be found at Verona (21-17 31st Avenue), a new 7-story, 56-unit condominium developed by Park Construction Corp. The striking brick building with glass balconies was designed by Meltzer/Costa & Associates and rose on the former site of four low-rise buildings. Studios through two-bedrooms have rapidly entered contract, and remaining one-bedrooms start at $694K.
Kitchen via Corcoran
Bedroom via Corcoran
All apartments feature oversized double-pane windows, high ceilings with recessed lighting, wide-plank hardwood flooring, efficient heating and cooling system, and in-unit washer/dryer. Kitchens come with a choice of Modern Grey or White Shaker custom cabinetry as well as Caesarstone waterfall countertops, Grohe faucets, and stainless steel appliances. Italian porcelain baths have two-drawer vanity, Grohe rain shower head, and soaking tub. Verona is eligible for a 421a tax abatement.
Roof deck via Corcoran
Fitness center via Corcoran
Verona's amenity package is equal to its Manhattan and Brooklyn counterparts. The building is topped with a roof deck with space for dining, lounging, and grilling. Inside, amenities include a virtual doorman, package room, cold storage, bike room, fitness center, laundry room, and storage. Parking spaces are available for purchase.
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