Living Room rendering of renovated unit; Nu-Place Realty
For Manhattan and Brooklyn buyers looking to purchase a home in a serene, yet affordable setting, Queens’ Forest Hills should be at the top of the list. Located at 107-40 Queens Boulevard, on the corner of 70th Road and near its historical Station Square center, the post-war Lane Towers has released 21 newly-renovated cooperative residences for sale, with prices starting from $401K. The architectural and interior design firm C3D, along with Gail Horn Design, is heading the redesign of the apartments. The building’s entryway, lobby and hallways will also get an update.
The building’s repositioning is being spearheaded by a joint-partnership between Myles Horn, ABC Properties and Fisher Associates. Nu-Place Realty is handling sales and marketing for the building where one-bedrooms are priced from $410,000 to $$620,000, two-bedroom from $525,000 to $675,000 and three-bedrooms are priced from $770,000 to $822,500. “We have a unique niche, which is helping to re-invent preeminent pre- and post-war buildings in New York City and help them compete in design, finishes and amenities with new development, all the while still affording buyers a more competitive price point,” says partnering developer Myles Horn.
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Rendering of renovated entryway;Nu-Place Realty
Kitchen; Nu-Place Realty
Bath; Nu-Place Realty
Clean lines, sophisticated finishes and five-inch grooved Hickory wood plank flooring characterizes the renovated units. Designer kitchens "marry form and function" with white quartz countertops with backsplashes, Lucenti cabinetry, and recessed stainless steel sinks. Complementary appliances by KitchenAid, including a five-burner gas ranges, microwaves, dishwashers and convection ovens, will be outfitted in most units. Liebherr refrigerators will provide ample storage, and guarantee freshness of produce.
Lane Towers is within a 20-minute commute into Midtown Manhattan via the E, F, M and R lines at the 71st Avenue and Continental Avenue subway station. The building is also ear Forest Hill’s Long Island Railroad Station, one block from the shops and restaurants of Austin Street, and close to several sports and entertainment venues.
View towards Manhattan; Nu-Place Realty
Google Earth aerial showing Lane Tower's location; CItyRealty
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