$1,200,000

Here is a rare opportunity to own a Classic 7 apartment in the legendary Chateau, the pre-war masterpiece designed by Andrew J. Thomas. This four-bedroom/two and a quarter bathroom home sits on the third floor offering a beautiful mix of light and treetops from four exposures. There are only two apartments per floor in the Chateaus. This home was fully renovated in 2015 including a full electrical replacement, new plaster, paint and moldings, floors refinished, original radiators refinished and restoration of the original period crystal and brass doorknobs. Designed for entertaining and comfort, the massive open concept living/dining area has a wood-burning fireplace and five oversized windows. The long windowed kitchen has top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, LED ceiling lights and ample Shaker style cabinets. It also features a range hood that vents out to the exterior chimney, a rare and welcome feature for enthusiastic cooks! The bedrooms are accessed from a long corridor off the entry foyer giving them privacy and quiet. The primary and secondary bedrooms (currently used as an office/gym) face the Chateau’s magnificent nearly block-long shared garden. The primary bedroom features an ensuite full windowed bathroom and a walk-in closet. There is another windowed full bathroom off the hallway and two additional bedrooms (one with a windowed quarter bath) that can each accommodate a Queen-sized bed. Original pre-war features include the magnificent hardwood floors with inlays, 9’ ceilings, moldings, oversized windows and a wood burning fireplace in the living room. The laundry room, bike storage and private personal storage (which trades with the apartment at no charge) are located in the basement which can be accessed via the elevator. There is a live-in super. Pets allowed with Board approval. Building requires 25% down payment and board approval. Subletting not permitted. No flip tax and no assessments. The Chateau, inspired by French Renaissance architecture, is comprised of 12 individual buildings (each it’s own coop) and was completed in 1922. Its beautiful garden has undergone a complete renovation and is nearly complete (the assessment has been paid for by the current owner). It is close to the 37th St. shopping corridor and has easy access to Manhattan, LaGuardia Airport and five subway lines. Jackson Heights offers a lively, culturally-diverse, community-minded neighborhood. Enjoy Travers Park, the weekly Farmer’s Market, 34th Ave. Open Streets and an exciting, diverse food scene!