102-10 66th Rd Unit 19-K, Queens, NY 11375

Property Description

Welcome home to this spacious and well-maintained one-bedroom, one-bathroom co-op nestled in the heart of Rego Park bordering Forest Hills. Perched on a high floor in a full-service, doorman building with a plethora of amenities. This apartment offers comfort, convenience, and peace of mind. Step into a lovely open plan with an impeccable layout and endless possibilities for one's desire. There's ample room to relax or entertain. The well-proportioned layout features an entry foyer, galley kitchen, a breakfast nook (or home office) adjacent to the kitchen, a large living room with a dining area set-up, and a generously sized bedroom with mirrored double closets. You'll also find more closet space past the entry foyer with a double closet and a linen closet by the bathroom. Beautiful views and natural light floods the apartment being on a high floor, the 19th floor, facing east with north views, enhancing its warm and welcoming atmosphere. The apartment was freshly painted and boasts parquet hardwood floors. The co-op unit requires a 20% down payment and board approval. The monthly maintenance is $961.92. The utilities monthly fees are $152.66. Utilities are included when you pay the total maintenance fee. This is a pet friendly complex overall (with weight restrictions). The Kyoto building is one of the sought-after Birchwood Towers. Its amenities include a porte-coche`re driveway to welcome you and be greeted by the full-time 24 hour doorman, a beautiful lobby, elevators, a laundry room, in-door parking garage (wait-list), private landscaped courtyard, seasonal pool, and a fitness center. Conveniently located near shopping, restaurants and public transportation. Easy commute: R train and E express train to Manhattan. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to own a beautiful co-op apartment in a magnificent building. (Any square footage indication is not exact and is only an approximation by either the seller or floorplan designer – The Person or Persons must individually measure to ensure the space to their expectations.)