A new condominium at 31-10 28th Road in Astoria has launched sales for its 16 units.
The development known as Anchor House rises to five floors and homes come in one and two bedroom layouts spanning from 499 to 884 square feet. Anchor House sits two blocks from the 30th Avenue elevated subway station and the N/W subway will bring you to Manhattan in only five stops. Units above the second floor have private terraces and apartment interiors feature natural oak floors, open living areas and expansive windows. Pricing starts at $576,000 for a one bedroom and $1,001,500 for a two bedroom.
The development known as Anchor House rises to five floors and homes come in one and two bedroom layouts spanning from 499 to 884 square feet. Anchor House sits two blocks from the 30th Avenue elevated subway station and the N/W subway will bring you to Manhattan in only five stops. Units above the second floor have private terraces and apartment interiors feature natural oak floors, open living areas and expansive windows. Pricing starts at $576,000 for a one bedroom and $1,001,500 for a two bedroom.
The brown-brick exterior is dotted with glass terraces, a design by T.F. Cusanelli & Filletti Architects, and fits in nicely with the existing brick residential buildings that line the block; the developer is Karl Alajian of 31-10 28th Road LLC. Modern Spaces is exclusively handling the marketing and sales
The neighborhood’s quick access to Manhattan appeals to many New Yorkers and a new Astoria stop for NYC Ferry has added another way to get around. Newly built condominiums have recently debuted elsewhere in the neighborhood; Cornerstone Condominiums at 32-06 Astoria Boulevard is six floors with 27 units; 26-69 30th Street is a four-story condo with seven units; BLVD at 26-14 28th Street is five floors with 11 units. Large-scale projects are on the horizon too, with the Hallets Point development and a block-long project on 30th Drive at the Astoria waterfront with 711 units.
The neighborhood’s quick access to Manhattan appeals to many New Yorkers and a new Astoria stop for NYC Ferry has added another way to get around. Newly built condominiums have recently debuted elsewhere in the neighborhood; Cornerstone Condominiums at 32-06 Astoria Boulevard is six floors with 27 units; 26-69 30th Street is a four-story condo with seven units; BLVD at 26-14 28th Street is five floors with 11 units. Large-scale projects are on the horizon too, with the Hallets Point development and a block-long project on 30th Drive at the Astoria waterfront with 711 units.
At Anchor House, kitchens have white lacquer and two-tone oak cabinetry, white quartz countertops and glass mosaic backsplashes. The appliance package includes an LG washer/dryer, a stainless steel Whirlpool refrigerator, and a Frigidaire range and dishwasher. There is individual room climate control through PTAC units and chic bathrooms have grey and wood grained porcelain tiling. Pets are permitted. Building amenities include a furnished rooftop lounge, a fitness center on the first floor, individual storage, bike parking and onsite car parking available for purchase. Modern Spaces is exclusively handling the marketing and sales
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