When sales launched at Lincoln Astoria (23-33 31st Road) last February, would-be buyers appreciated a 421a tax abatement, as well as its location within walking distance of the N/W subway line. Prices from $625K-$825K made the six-story, 16-unit building an attractive and convenient alternative to Manhattan.
However, a recent look revealed that remaining availabilities are listed as no-fee rentals. The one-bedroom, one-bath units range from $2,550 to $2,650 per month, below the Queens media rent of $2,925/month for similarly sized apartments.
However, a recent look revealed that remaining availabilities are listed as no-fee rentals. The one-bedroom, one-bath units range from $2,550 to $2,650 per month, below the Queens media rent of $2,925/month for similarly sized apartments.
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Whether sales or rentals, all units at Lincoln Astoria come prewired for prewired for Ethernet, smart TV, and Verizon Fios and feature solid white oak flooring, in-unit washer/dryers, and custom cabinetry. Vented kitchens have Caesarstone countertops and a high-end, stainless steel appliance package. Fully vented bathrooms are outfitted with radiant heated floors and Kohler and Rohl fixtures. Select units have private terraces.
The elevator building's amenities include virtual doorman, storage, bike room, lounge, and roof deck. Small pets are welcome, and parking is available for purchase.
The elevator building's amenities include virtual doorman, storage, bike room, lounge, and roof deck. Small pets are welcome, and parking is available for purchase.
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