Waterfront Luxury at Marina Astoria

Boasting chic finishes, [private outdoor space], and close proximity to public transportation, lush parks, and dozens of restaurants, cafes, bars, and shops, this brand new 1-bathroom studio home is a portrait of contemporary city living.

Floor-to-ceiling triple-pane windows let in an abundance of natural light while keeping interiors quiet and temperature-stable. Wide plank oak floors run throughout an open-concept floorplan that maximizes square footage. Solid core doors feature smart lock hardware, and Nest-controlled heating and cooling offers precision temperature control and optimizes energy efficiency. The balcony is perfect for urban gardening, sun lounging, and entertaining. There is also a convenient in-unit washer/dryer.

A pair of closets partition the studio into distinctive living/sleeping and kitchen/dining spaces. The entire studio is saturated with eastern light, while the single-line kitchen is equipped with chic quartz countertops and backsplash, custom soft-close cabinets and drawers, a sleek Grohe faucet, and high-end fully integrated appliances from Blomberg. The living/sleeping area is spacious and bright and has a built-in storage closet and a pristine full bathroom with a custom oak vanity, a Duravit wall-mounted toilet, and polished chrome Toto fixtures.

The Marina Astoria is a brand new luxury waterfront condominium nestled in one of the most culturally vibrant neighborhoods in the entire city. With incredible amenity spaces and quick access to Astoria’s main pedestrian strips, Marina Astoria offers residents a best-of-both-worlds living experience. The building has a landscaped courtyard, fitness center, library, pet spa, co-working space, meditation room, children’s playroom, and a furnished rooftop terrace with picturesque skyline views. There is also on-site parking, private storage, and a bicycle room. Broadway and 30th and 31st Avenues are thronged with eateries and nightlife options. Hallet’s Cove Beach, Socrates Sculpture Park, Rainey Park, and The Noguchi Museum are all just down the street, and the athletic fields and public pool in Astoria Park are a few blocks away. Public transportation options include the NYC Ferry and the N/W subway lines. Pets are welcome.