4-74 48th Avenue #PH3A

An easily convertible three bedroom layout, bright and sunny Southwestern exposure and unobstructed panoramic Brooklyn and Manhattan views make Penthouse 3A the best priced two bedroom/two bathroom penthouse in Long Island City! Light pours in through a full wall of oversized windows from Southern, Western and partial Eastern exposures, highlighting the stained parquet flooring throughout the apartment. The oversized living area features a full wall of windows, and can easily accommodate a full couch as well as dining set or be converted to a true third bedroom or home office. Directly outside the living room is your very own balcony that overlooks downtown Manhattan and Brooklyn. The large and partially open kitchen features custom wooden cabinetry, tiled flooring, a copper sink, granite counter-tops, GE stove and dishwasher and Sub-Zero refrigerator that has been covered with matching custom wooden cabinetry. The entire unit has been upgraded with light fixtures in every room, including track lighting in the living room as well as both bedrooms. Both spacious bedrooms feature soaring views, and can easily fit king sized beds. Both bathrooms have been extensively renovated with Italian tile and granite sink tops. There is a sliding glass door to bathtub in guest bathroom and Whirlpool tub in Master Bathroom.Citylights At Queens Landing is a highly sought-after 42-story condop building designed by famed Argentine-American architect Cesar Pelli. Building amenities include: a tennis court, concierge, laundry, five story garage with parking for less than $200 a month, full time doorman and a stunning duplex roof-deck. The building is centrally located, on the edge of the Long Island City waterfront and Gantry State Park. Close too multiple subway options (E,M, G, 7), the nearby 7 train can take residents into Midtown Manhattan and Grand Central station in just one stop. The building is a brisk five minute walk from the water taxi, east river ferry and the LIRR, allowing fast access to Brooklyn, Manhattan and Long Island.