125-10 Queens Blvd Unit 1515, Queens, NY 11415

$250,000
1
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List Price
$250,000
Status
PENDING
MLS#
RLS20095655
Price Change
▼ $25,000 1782607999
Property Type
StockCooperative
Year Built
1960
Days on Market
53
Bathrooms
1
Baths Full
1
County
Queens
Subdivision
Kew Gardens
Neighborhood
Kew Gardens
Total Number of Rooms
2
Region
Queens
Hoa Fee
$744

Property Description

Perched on the 15th floor of the distinguished Silver Towers, Residence 1515 offers a thoughtfully configured Jr1/studio layout with a dedicated sleeping area separated from the living space by a full partition wall, providing both the openness of a studio layout and the functional privacy of a one-bedroom. An expansive walk-in closet doubles as a versatile work-from-home alcove, and a separate dressing area adds a level of organization rarely found at this price point. The updated kitchen features generous cabinet and counter space, and the tiled bath is clean and well-appointed throughout. Silver Towers itself is a full-service building in every meaningful sense: 24-hour doorman service, a residents-only gym, a sundeck, per-floor laundry rooms, central air and heat, an elegant marble lobby, and three passenger elevators, all within a building that carries an ideal commute towards any direction, a reflection of just how connected this address truly is. Transit The building sits two blocks from the E and F express subway lines at the Union Turnpike/Kew Gardens station, placing Midtown Manhattan approximately 20 minutes away. The Long Island Rail Road station is a nine-minute walk, and express bus service runs directly along Queens Boulevard, offering riders a seamless choice between rapid rail and surface transit depending on the destination. Everyday Essentials Both a C-Town and Key Food are nearby, along with a deli on the ground level of the building itself. For those who prefer specialty and artisan markets, Apple Valley Market offers an excellent selection of quality produce and imported goods within easy walking distance. Dining The restaurant landscape here draws from two distinct neighborhoods: the understated, culturally rich streets of Kew Gardens and the more animated commercial corridor of Forest Hills. On Austin Street, Spy C Cuisine delivers assertively authentic Sichuan and Hunan dishes in a relaxed setting. Cabana brings a lively Latin-American dining experience, and Nick's Bistro offers a more intimate neighborhood bistro feel with consistently strong reviews. For a more refined Italian evening, Il Poeta on Metropolitan serves authentic Northern Italian cuisine prepared in the traditional Italian style, a genuine neighborhood gem. Rotana Café & Grill on Austin Street serves specialty coffee sourced from growers in Italy, Costa Rica, and Colombia, earning it a loyal following among the neighborhood's daily commuters and remote workers alike. Gregory's Coffee provides a polished, reliable option for those who prefer a well-known specialty chain, while Red Pipes Café, an independent neighborhood fixture situated along Austin Street, rounds out the local coffeehouse scene with a warm, unhurried atmosphere. Austin's Ale House, a Kew Gardens institution for over three decades, pours 20 craft beers on tap alongside a full cocktail menu and draws a warm, loyal local crowd well into the evening. Forest Hills Station House is the neighborhood's most popular gathering spot, consistently praised for its atmosphere and bar program. For something more intimate, Dirty Pierre's on Austin Street offers a relaxed craft cocktail experience with strong local character. Austin Street in nearby Forest Hills functions as one of Queens' most walkable and well-curated commercial strips, with independent boutiques, national retailers, bookstores, and specialty shops lining the avenue in a way that rewards slow exploration on foot. Just steps from the building, the 500-acre Forest Park offers running and horseback-riding trails, freshwater pond access, sports facilities, and picnic areas, a meaningful amenity for those who value outdoor space as part of daily life. The historic Kew Gardens Cinema, one of the last operating independent movie theaters in Queens, adds a cultural dimension that few neighborhoods in the outer boroughs can match. Residence 1515 at Silver Towers is a rare opportunity to enter one of Queens' most established and transit-rich addresses, combining building infrastructure, neighborhood depth, and long-term value in a single well-priced package. some photos may be virtually staged

Additional Information

Cooling
Dual
View
Other
Exterior Features
Roof Deck
Building Name
Silver Towers
Number Of Units
1
Building Stories
27
Pets
No, No

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Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Jason Tsalkas (jasont@serhant.com) from Listing Office: Serhant.

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