To most, Astoria is not known for luxury living. The traditionally middle class neighborhood has remained somewhat low key, even during a period of time that has seen other traditionally working class neighborhoods like the Lower East Side, Williamsburg and Long Island City become popular locations for luxury rental apartments. While these neighborhoods continue to grow in popularity, as well as cost, there’s one lively, diverse neighborhood in New York City that has all the potential in the world, not to mention luxury apartments, that no one seems to be talking about—Astoria.
12-15 Broadway
12-15 Broadway is a new luxury apartment building in Astoria with features and amenities that are on par with any luxury rental in Manhattan. Apartments boast dark oak flooring throughout, oversized windows with integrated shades. The kitchens at 12-15 Broadway feature top-of-the-line appliances by Firdidairs Professional Series, white quartz countertops, custom cabinetry and fixtures by Grohe and Kohler. Most apartments come with their own private outdoor space. Amenities at 12-15 Broadway include a 24-hour attended lobby, on-site parking, a state-of-the-art fitness center and a 13,000 square foot landscaped rooftop with chaise lounges, a dining area, showers and Manhattan skyline views.
The Exo
Built in 2010, the Exo is a 14-story luxury rental building at 26-38 21st Street in Astoria. The flowing layouts of the 115 apartments at the Exo are enhanced by stylish finished. Features include solid oak plank wood flooring, Bosch washer/dryers and recessed lighting. Several apartments come with terraces or balconies from which residents can take enjoy river, bridge and city views. The luxury apartment building at 21-38 21st Street comes with two outdoor spaces—a landscaped “sky lounge” with views of the Manhattan skyline, as well as a separate rooftop terrace. The Exo also has a fitness center, residents’ lounge and on-site parking.
Thirty-Fifty
Thirty-Fifty is a boutique luxury rental building in Astoria offering one-bedroom apartments exclusively. The modern apartments in this intimate building at 30-50 21st Street are all fit with oak wood flooring, custom cherry wood cabinetry and stainless steel fixtures and appliances. Residents at Thirty-Fifty have access to a state-of-the-art, private gym, common roof terrace with views of Manhattan and a part-time doorman.
