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77Units
7Stories
2019Year Built
$610K - $1.9MValue Range
Available Units
For Sale
For Rent
Highlights
Full Time Doorman
P.S. 166Q The Henry Gradstein School Rated A-
Community Cabanas
Rooftop Deck
City View
5 min walk to Dutch Kills Playground
Modern living in the heart of Long Island City
The Neighborly, completed in 2019, stands as a contemporary addition to Long Island City's evolving skyline. This 7-story condominium, designed by Morali Architects, houses 77 units in a prime location that balances urban convenience with neighborhood charm. The building's modern aesthetic, featuring a geometric facade with prominent window frames, reflects the area's transformation from industrial hub to residential hotspot. Situated in the Dutch Kills section of Long Island City, The Neighborly offers residents easy access to Manhattan while maintaining a distinct community feel. The condominium's design prioritizes natural light and open spaces, creating an inviting atmosphere for its diverse mix of residents.
Thoughtfully designed spaces with high-end finishes
The Neighborly offers a range of layouts to suit various lifestyles, from cozy studios to spacious three-bedroom homes. One-bedroom units, spanning 632 to 680 square feet, are priced around $930,000 and feature one bathroom. These efficient layouts maximize space with clever storage solutions and open-concept designs. Two-bedroom units, ranging from 794 to 1,042 square feet, offer one to two bathrooms and rent from $5,800 per month. The largest offerings are the three-bedroom units, approximately 1,400 square feet with two bathrooms, providing ample space for families or those desiring extra room.
All residences boast Paris Forino-designed interiors, showcasing a blend of style and functionality. Kitchens are equipped with top-tier appliances, including fully paneled refrigerators, Blomberg dishwashers, and stainless-steel Bosch ranges. White slab marble countertops and islands with waterfall edges add a touch of luxury. Wide plank white oak floors run throughout, complementing the abundance of natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows. Bathrooms feature heated stone floors, custom stone and teak vanities, and Duravit deep-soaking tubs or walk-in showers with chrome fixtures. For added convenience, each unit includes an in-unit LG washer/dryer and individual AC and heating zones for personalized comfort. Select units offer private balconies or terraces, providing outdoor space and views of the surrounding neighborhood.
Comprehensive amenities for modern urban living
The Neighborly goes beyond standard offerings to provide a suite of amenities that enhance residents' daily lives. The building's Zen garden serves as a tranquil retreat from the bustling city, offering a space for relaxation and meditation. Rooftop cabanas provide an exclusive outdoor experience, perfect for enjoying summer evenings or hosting small gatherings with panoramic views of the city skyline.
For fitness enthusiasts, the state-of-the-art fitness center eliminates the need for external gym memberships. Private study and lounge areas cater to remote workers and students, offering quiet spaces for concentration or casual meetings. Families appreciate the children's playroom, which provides a safe and engaging environment for young residents.
The building's multiple furnished rooftop decks with grilling stations create ideal spaces for outdoor entertaining and community gatherings. A secure bicycle room accommodates the growing number of cyclists in the area, while storage units offer extra space for residents' belongings. The 24-hour doorman service ensures security and convenience, managing deliveries and providing a welcoming presence.
Pet owners will find the pet spa and dog run particularly appealing, offering on-site grooming facilities and a dedicated space for dogs to exercise. The landscaped courtyard entrance provides a pleasant transition from the street to the building, enhancing the overall aesthetic appeal. For those with vehicles, private parking is available, a valuable amenity in a neighborhood where street parking can be challenging.
A vibrant community with a perfect blend of urban and residential charm
Long Island City has rapidly transformed from an industrial area to a sought-after residential neighborhood, offering a unique mix of urban convenience and community feel. The Neighborly is situated in the Dutch Kills section, known for its tree-lined streets and mix of historic buildings and modern developments. This location provides easy access to Manhattan while maintaining a distinct neighborhood character.
The area surrounding The Neighborly is rich with dining options, catering to various tastes and budgets. Court Square Diner, a neighborhood institution since 1946, offers classic American fare 24/7, perfect for late-night cravings or early breakfasts. For those seeking international flavors, Fiesta Mexican Kitchen provides authentic Mexican dishes in a casual setting.
Green spaces are plentiful, with Dutch Kills Green and Dutch Kills Playground just a short walk away. These parks offer respite from city life, with areas for relaxation, play, and community gatherings. The larger Queensbridge Park, about a 25-minute walk, provides waterfront views, sports facilities, and picnic areas, ideal for weekend outings.
For daily necessities, residents have several options within walking distance. Key Food Supermarkets and FOOD BAZAAR offer a wide range of groceries, including international items, catering to the diverse community. Discount stores like DII Deals & Discounts provide budget-friendly shopping options for household goods.
Cultural attractions abound in the area, with MoMA PS1 hosting contemporary art exhibitions and summer parties. The nearby Hunters Point Library, with its striking architectural design, serves as both a community hub and a landmark, offering stunning views of the Manhattan skyline.
The neighborhood's ongoing development continues to bring new amenities and services, making Long Island City an increasingly attractive option for those seeking a balance between city living and community atmosphere.
Unparalleled connectivity to Manhattan and beyond
The Neighborly's location in Long Island City offers residents exceptional access to public transportation, making commutes and city exploration effortless. The 36th Street subway station, served by the E, M, and R lines, is just a five-minute walk away, providing direct access to Midtown Manhattan in under 15 minutes. For those heading to the Upper East Side or Times Square, the N and Q lines at the nearby 39th Avenue station offer convenient alternatives.
The 7 train, accessible from the 33rd Street station about a 15-minute walk away, provides a quick route to Grand Central Terminal and the far west side of Manhattan. This line is particularly useful for reaching the Hudson Yards development and the Javits Center.
Bus options further enhance local connectivity. The Q101 bus stop at Northern Boulevard and 34th Street, less than five minutes from The Neighborly, offers service to Astoria and East Midtown. The Q102 route, accessible from 31st Street and 37th Avenue, connects to Roosevelt Island, providing an alternative scenic route to Manhattan via the aerial tram.
For air travelers, the building's location is exceptionally convenient. LaGuardia Airport is just a 10-minute drive away, while John F. Kennedy International Airport can be reached in about 25 minutes by car. Newark Liberty International Airport is also accessible, approximately a 30-minute drive depending on traffic conditions.
Cyclists will appreciate the neighborhood's growing network of bike lanes, making it easy to navigate locally or venture into other parts of Queens and Brooklyn. The building's secure bicycle room provides peace of mind for bike storage.
For those who prefer to walk, the neighborhood's high walkability means that many daily errands and activities can be accomplished on foot, reducing the need for frequent public transit use or car ownership. However, for residents who do own vehicles, the building's private parking option is a valuable amenity in an area where street parking can be challenging.
The combination of multiple subway lines, bus routes, and proximity to major airports makes The Neighborly an ideal home base for both daily commuters and frequent travelers, offering the perfect balance of accessibility and residential tranquility.
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Area Factors
Moderate Crime
Crime Score®
5/ 10
Very Bikeable
Bike Score®
80/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
96/ 100
Rider's Paradise
Transit Score®
100/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Dutch Kills Playground
5 min walk
Dutch Kills Green
10 min walk
Playground Thirty Five
10 min walk
Playground
Ravenswood Playground
11 min walk
Playground
Athens Square Park
3 min drive
Basketball
Playground
Torsney Park
4 min drive
Court Square Park
4 min drive
Queensbridge Park
4 min drive
Baseball/Softball
Bike Trails
Tennis
L/CPL Thomas P. Noonan Jr Playground
4 min drive
Basketball
Playground
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