$758,706Average Value$732Average Price per Sq Ft85Homes For Sale
Southeast of Astoria, Woodside is a snug Queens neighborhood known for its rich cultural texture. Historically Irish and Italian settlers found the area, followed by immigrants from Asia and South America, and their influences are evident in Woodside’s broad dining scene. The neighborhood appeals with its mix of low-rise coop buildings and brick multifamily homes and its proximity to Manhattan. “Woodside buts up against Sunnyside and also Jackson Heights, and it’s a good community to commute from,” says Janine McQueeney, a Queens native and licensed real estate salesperson with Douglas Elliman. “The 7 line runs right through it.”
Walkable streets with sidewalks
Comfortable homes with yards
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Coops, contemporary condos, and brick family houses
Woodside’s quiet residential blocks with tree-lined streets give it a removed neighborhood feel, only a few stops from Manhattan. “You’re close to New York City, and there are a lot of coops and multi-families,” says McQueeney. Detached or semi-detached brick family homes cost between $1 million and $2.5 million. Coop buildings can be found, with proximity to the 7 train, and a two-bedroom will run between $399,000 and $538,000. The neighborhood has a few contemporary condo developments, including the seven-story Arcadia Woodside and the nine-story Queens Garden. A one-bedroom condo costs between $496,0000 to $842,000.
Semi-detached brick homes
Large cooperative buildings are found in the area
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International dining options, plus Home Depot
Woodside is the place for Filipino fare, Burmese cuisine, many Thai restaurants, and other delicious options. Along Roosevelt Avenue, Filipino-owned businesses can be found, including Ihawan, an eatery known for its barbeque chicken and pork, near 70th Street. One block down, Momo Crave dishes up Nepalese dumplings. Himalayan-style dumplings can be found at the tiny Zhego, which offers Bhutanese specialties. Locals convene for drinks at Donovan’s Pub to grab a Guinness or savor a shepherd’s pie. Grocery stores and markets can be found throughout the neighborhood, including at Key Food near Queens Boulevard. Home Depot can be found on Northern Boulevard and Target is also nearby on 82nd Street.
Momo Crave offers delicious dishes
Locals grab drinks at Donovan's Pub
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Well-rated schools with extracurricular courses
PS 11 Kathryn Phelan serves pre-K through sixth grade and has an A minus rating from Niche. Middle school IS 010 Horace Greeley has a B plus rating from Niche. William Cullen Bryant High School offers Saturday Academy courses, as well as Saturday English classes for parents and has a B rating from Niche, with an A rating for diversity.
P.S. 11 Kathryn Phelan School is across from the Queens Library
I.S. 10 Horace Greeley serves middle school students
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Basketball courts and a pool at Lawrence Virgilio Playground
On Woodside Avenue near 54th Street, the three-acre Lawrence Virgilio Playground connects to Doughboy Plaza. The playground occupies an elevated area near basketball courts and a walking path. During the summer months, locals can use the outdoor pool. Beneath shady trees, Doughboy Plaza offers benches along a stone path facing the historic Woodside Doughboy statue, which commemorates World War I veterans.
Residents play basketball in the park
Walking paths are throughout Doughboy Park
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Cultural events, including St. Pat’s for All
Each March, the St. Pat’s for All parade celebrates Irish heritage and LGBTQ+ pride with a procession through the streets of Woodside and Sunnyside, with local businesses and elected officials participating in the event. In August, an annual Burmese Food Festival features outdoor food stalls along Woodside Avenue.
Filipino street art
Food vendors line the streets
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The 7, M and R trains, plus LIRR
The 7 train runs through Woodside, along Roosevelt Avenue, and the M and R trains stop along Broadway, giving routes to Midtown Manhattan and Queens. The Long Island Railroad’s Woodside stop offers access to multiple train lines, providing service to Penn Station, Far Rockaway, Great Neck and beyond. Buses also run through the area and stop on Woodside Avenue. LaGuardia Airport is less than four miles away.
The 7 train serves the area
LaGuardia Airport is a short drive away
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Caution along Queens Boulevard
Queens Boulevard has been a notably dangerous road for both pedestrians and drivers, and plans have been in the works to address safety concerns. Construction of new medians, protected bike lines, and a pedestrian plaza is expected to take place and run until 2027.
Queens Boulevard is a main road for cyclists and motorists
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Born and raised in Queens, NY and have always lived in Woodside. It is a quiet family oriented neighborhood with great parks and restaurants of many ethnicities to explore.
5.0Former Resident
3/10/2019Niche Review
Nice quiet place. Elevated train nearby so if you cannot stand loud train noises at night, be sure to avoid the area. Other than that, not a bad place.
5.0Current Resident
2/9/2022Niche Review
A safe community that is very diverse. Public transportation very accessible. Recommend for families.
4.0Current Resident
12/4/2023Niche Review
It's a great place to live because it is busy. There is everything you need in just a few blocks, such as grocery stores and restaurants.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Woodside
US
Homicide
5
4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
4
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
3
4
Larceny
3
4
Crime Score
2
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Woodside Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Woodside, Queens sell after 94 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Woodside, Queens over the last 12 months is $398,000, down 14% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Indoor parking included! Priced to sell quickly. True 2-bedroom condo with TWO private balconies! Residence #301 offers bright corner living with outdoor space off both the living room and bedroom. Features include stainless steel appliances, white Carrara marble countertops, Italian custom cabinetry, Calacatta porcelain tile bathrooms, Pella windows and doors,
Welcome to this spacious and thoughtfully designed one-bedroom, one-bathroom condo in a newly built development. Just half a block from the subway, commuting is effortless—yet once inside, you’ll enjoy the peace and quiet of soundproof window panels that create a calm retreat from city life. The open layout offers generous living space with modern finishes throughout, ideal for both relaxing and
Beautiful and very well maintained 3 bedrooms duplex condominium with backyard in a quaint and quiet neighborhood in Woodside, short walk to Roosevelt Avenue shops and restaurants, 1 block from 7 and R train stations and close to major highways and 20 minutes from Manhattan. Please call listing brokers from immediate appointment.
Apartment located in a well maintained building that has a great location in Woodside. Walking distance to #7 train station, LIRR, buses, subway station on 65 St. Surrounded by many restaurants that boast a very diverse food. Steps from Roosevelt Ave and shopping. There is a laundry room on the 1st floor and bike room. Super at the premises
One bedroom co-op located at the border of Woodside, Sunnyside. It is in a three-story building by the Westmuller Park. Easy access to transportation, supermarkets, shopping, library, pubs and restaurants. Walking distance to #7 train station on 52 Street. View of the park and the city. Hardwood floors under carpet. Windows on every room.
Centrally located building in the heart of Woodside. Easy access to BQE, # 7 train Station, LIRR, Subway. Walking distance to Post Office, places of worship and shopping. Apartment is a large 1 bedroom with Eat-In kitchen and a balcony. Hardwood floors, original kitchen and bathroom. Building has a nice courtyard, laundry, bike and package rooms, elevator and a parking garage. Parking has a
Welcome to this brand new 7-story building in the heart of Woodside, Queens! This modern development features 24 stunning 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom units, each equipped with a private balcony to enjoy your outdoor space. Additionally, two select units boast expansive private terraces, offering even more room to relax and entertain.Inside, every apartment is outfitted with brand-new, high-quality
***NO FEE RENTAL*** Freshly updated, 1br apartment in a prime Sunnyside/Woodside, Queens location in a prewar coop building with on-site laundry, elevator, and live-in super, just a block away from the 52nd street stop of the #7 train, a 15-minute ride to Manhattan. Most residents are shareholders, accounting for the well-maintained surroundings. The value, location, size, and condition of the
Welcome home to this bright and comfortable 2-bedroom apartment in the heart of Sunnyside, Queens.As you enter this beautiful home, you're greeted by a convenient entry nook-perfect for hanging coats, storing shoes, and keeping everyday essentials organized.The recently renovated windowed kitchen is equipped with a built-in microwave and a gas stove. The living room
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