A testament to mid-20th-century architecture, 31-30 138th Street was built in 1959 and has since been a fixture in the Linden Hill neighborhood. This 7-story building, with its 144 units, has been home to a diverse community, offering a blend of comfort and convenience that has stood the test of time.
The residences at 31-30 138th Street range from cozy 900-square-foot one-bedroom units to more spacious 1,050-square-foot two-bedroom homes. These units are designed to maximize living space, with open eat-in kitchens and hardwood flooring that add a touch of warmth. The living rooms and bedrooms feature dual windows, inviting natural light and providing serene garden views. The unique Tudor-style antique handcraft decorations and Den Cypress Wood painted interiors in select units add character and a historical charm that is rare in modern constructions.
Residents of 31-30 138th Street enjoy a suite of amenities that cater to both convenience and relaxation. The building is equipped with essential services such as air conditioning, heating, and a range of kitchen appliances including a refrigerator and range. For leisure, there is a pool where residents can unwind or enjoy a refreshing swim. The low maintenance fees, which cover all utilities, ensure that residents can enjoy these amenities without the worry of additional costs.
Linden Hill is a neighborhood that offers a suburban feel with the perks of city living. Just a block away, the Stop and Shop shopping center provides a convenient option for daily necessities, while the nearby Baybridge and Bowery Bay Shops offer a variety of retail experiences. For outdoor enthusiasts, Bowne Park and its sizable pond, playground, and bocce courts provide a picturesque setting for leisurely afternoons. The proximity to educational institutions like C.C.B. School and Flushing High School makes it an ideal location for families. Dining options are plentiful, with a range of restaurants from fast-food favorites like Burger King to local gems like Mr. Chan's Chinese Cuisine.
Connectivity is a strong suit for 31-30 138th Street, with a multitude of transportation options available. The express bus QM2 offers a direct route to Manhattan, while local buses Q34, Q20, and Q44 provide access to downtown Flushing. The nearby Mets-Willets Point Station serves the Port Washington Branch of the commuter rail, and the 7 subway line is also within reach, connecting residents to the broader New York City area. For those traveling further afield, John F. Kennedy International and Newark Liberty International airports are within a drivable distance, making national and international travel a breeze.
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