Forest Hills 1BR w/Private Terrace, W/D & NO Broker's Fees!
♦ 841 SF | Built Around Community | Pet Friendly ♦
This one-bedroom gives you a rare combination in Forest Hills: real square footage and a private terrace to call your own. The southeast exposure brings steady natural light into the open living area, while the terrace looks out over a peaceful courtyard. The contemporary kitchen comes equipped with stainless-steel appliances and a dishwasher, and the open layout gives you room to actually set up a living and dining space separately. Add in a private in-unit washer/dryer, and you've got space, privacy, and convenience - in a building that actually builds community, with front-lawn gatherings and food truck pop-ups.
Building & Common Amenities
♦ Full-Time Doorman & Live-In Superintendent
♦ On-Site Concierge & Package Room
♦ Secure Garage-Style Parking (spaces available)
♦ Dedicated Bike Room
♦ Common Garden & Outdoor Gathering Space
♦ Fitness Center
♦ Private Storage Available
♦ Elevator Building
Neighborhood & Transit Highlights
♦ F, M, & R Subway Lines Nearby
♦ LIRR Access Close By
♦ Q60 Bus Line Nearby
♦ Located in Forest Hills - a Mix of Residential Calm & Local Conveniences
Pet Policy
♦ Cats & Dogs Welcome
Between the private terrace, the extra square footage, and a building staffed with a doorman, live-in super, and concierge, this is a genuinely well-rounded find in Forest Hills - comfortable, accessible, and easy to settle into.
Forest Hills is a lush, beautiful residential neighborhood in the middle of Queens. Surrounded by many neighborhoods including Corona, Rego Park, and Kew Gardens, Forest Hills leans more into the suburban lifestyle rather than a gritty city one. The houses are big, the shopping is plentiful, and the people who live here never run out of things to do.
In the early days, Forest Hills was made up of six large farms. In 1895, the area just beneath those farms was being transformed into a park known as Forest Park. In 1906, developers bought the six large farmlands in order to develop them into a neighborhood, which would be named Forest Hills as a tribute to the neighboring park.
Forest Hills divided ownership of the neighborhood in 1908 when Margaret Sage, founder of the Russell Sage Foundation, bought 142 acres from the development firm. She christened the area Forest Hills Gardens and commissioned architects to build tudor style housing in the…
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