Tucked into the heart of historic Sunnyside Gardens, Apt 103 at Sunnyside Towers offers a rare blend of space, flow, and storage that’s genuinely hard to find, all wrapped in the charm of one of Queens’ most established, tree-lined neighborhoods.

Step through the front door and you’re welcomed directly into a defined dining area. To the left, the primary bedroom comfortably accommodates a king-size bed with room to spare, and between it and the rest of the apartment, you’ll find an incredible six closets, a rare luxury in prewar-style co-op living.

Wander back through the dining area, and the apartment opens into a massive living room, large enough for a full living room setup plus enough room for a dedicated workstation, all bathed in southern exposure natural light.

Just off to the side sits a fully renovated, pass-through kitchen outfitted with stainless steel appliances, a gas range, a built-in microwave, and a dishwasher, staying connected to the living space so you’re never cooking in isolation.
Tucked privately off the kitchen, the second bedroom offers a flexible layout well-suited to a home office, nursery, guest room, or growing family’s second bedroom a quiet retreat set apart from the apartment’s main living spaces.

Sunnyside Towers is a stable elevator building known for a close-knit resident community and amenities that hold their own against newer construction:

~ Heated outdoor swimming pool and BBQ/lounge area
~ Beautifully landscaped private gardens with pergolas, patios, and seating throughout the grounds
~ On-site laundry facilities
~ Bike storage, storage room, exercise room, and a live-in superintendent
~ Membership access to the exclusive Sunnyside Gardens Park, a 3.5-acre private oasis just steps away, offering tennis courts, playgrounds, sprinklers, a running/bike track, a baseball field, a basketball court, and a handful of annual community events

This is a rare chance to plant roots in this landmarked Sunnyside Gardens historic district known for its picturesque, tree-lined streets and true neighborhood feel. Just a block or two away, Skillman Avenue delivers Sunnyside’s best local shopping and dining options like The Skillman Restaurant, Claret Wine Bar, Makina, and the newly opened Mriga, plus nightlife with a plethora of bars, while Queens Boulevard and Northern Boulevard add even more retail, supermarkets, BJ’s, and restaurant options nearby. Residents also enjoy a Saturday market stocked with local produce, small-batch bakeries, and cafés just around the corner.

Commuting into Manhattan is effortless, with the 7 train at 46th Street–Bliss Street just moments away, offering a direct ride into Midtown in about 15 minutes. The Q32 and Q60 buses, plus nearby Citi Bike stations, round out an already excellent transit picture.
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