Overview

Nestled on one of the most beautiful tree-lined streets in the prestigious Jackson Heights Historic District, this stunning one-bedroom, one-bath cooperative apartment resides in the distinguished Greystones, c. 1917. Affectionally named The Tree House and perched on the top floor of a classic walk-up building, this cooperative residence is bathed in sunlight throughout the day, thanks to its large west-facing windows that offer enchanting views of the tree-top canopy of 80th Street below. Step inside to discover a bright and airy living space that seamlessly blends comfort, tranquility, and sophistication. The combined living room and dining area provides flexibility for working from home, while the generous windows flood the apartment with natural light and frame picturesque, ever-changing views. The Eat-in kitchen eagerly awaits its next owners’ creative inspiration and the option to install an in-unit washer/dryer. It features natural-tone cabinetry with ample storage, full-size stainless steel and black appliances, a tin tile backsplash, and a large window overlooking the serene interior garden. The spacious bedroom, with its deep closet, offers ample storage space. The spa-inspired bathroom invokes contemporary comfort and relaxation, boasting crisp whites, sleek lines, and a soothing soaking tub. Located in one of NYC’s highly desirable neighborhoods, this beautiful cooperative apartment is surrounded by an array of amenities, including boutique shops, great restaurants, and Travers’ Park. Embrace the charm and convenience of New York City living while enjoying the tranquility of your elevated haven. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this sun-drenched beauty that combines luxurious living with breathtaking views. Welcome to your dream home in the Jackson Heights Historic District. Other hallmarks of this lovely co-op residence include high ceilings, smooth plaster walls, decorative moldings, oak hardwood floors throughout, lighted storage bin, laundry area and operable dumbwaiter. Washing Machine and Vent-less Dryer permitted in unit (Board Approval Required). This meticulously self-managed Cooperative is located near the Victor A. Moore Bus Terminal, the 7, E, F, M and R trains at 74th Street and Roosevelt Avenue, all types of shopping and a few blocks from Travers Park, 34th Avenue Open Streets and the Jackson Heights Greenmarket on Sundays. Pet-friendly. Part-time resident Superintendent. No subletting permitted. There is a transfer fee (flip tax) that starts at 5% and steps down to 1% depending on the years of ownership. About Greystones. Originally named The Garden Apartments, and a vision of Architect George H. Wells, The Greystones was the first garden-apartment complex breaking ground in the heart of Historic Jackson Heights in 1917. These 14 Neo-Tudor style five-story limestone and grey stone brick walk-up buildings are situated along 80th Street, between 35th and 37th Avenues.