73-12 35th Avenue, New York City, NY 11372

Step into timeless elegance with this beautifully renovated two-bedroom pre-war residence at Washington Plaza, spanning nearly 1,000 square feet. Every room is bathed in natural light, thanks to two exposures and serene garden views, creating a peaceful, sunlit atmosphere that blends classic charm with contemporary design.
Upon entry, you’re welcomed by a spacious foyer/mudroom with two large closets, leading into a flexible living and dining area that’s perfect for both entertaining and daily comfort. The windowed kitchen is a chef’s delight, featuring Italian cabinetry with task lighting, Caesarstone® countertops, and sleek stainless-steel appliances. Thoughtfully designed for efficiency, this kitchen maximizes both counter space and storage without a single inch wasted.
The bedrooms, set apart from the main living areas for ultimate privacy, include a principal suite with two generous closets, one a large walk-in. Storage is ample throughout, with a total of five sizable closets. The updated bathroom, also windowed, boasts a large soaking tub, pristine tilework, and a classic pedestal sink.
Retaining exquisite pre-war details, this home features soaring 9-foot ceilings, original archways, intricate crown moldings, and gleaming hardwood floors enhanced by 6-inch decorative base moldings—an homage to the building’s Art Deco heritage.
Washington Plaza itself is a tranquil urban retreat, designed by a renowned Art Deco architect and encircling a lushly landscaped garden with a serene central fountain. The pet-friendly co-op offers a suite of amenities: a newly outfitted fitness center, on-site laundry, a live-in superintendent, and a part-time gate attendant for added security and convenience. Residents also enjoy access to a bike room, storage facilities, and a vibrant community WhatsApp group.
Nestled in the heart of Jackson Heights, this residence offers proximity to five subway lines and easy access to LaGuardia Airport. Just steps away, you’ll find tree-lined streets, landmark architecture, beloved Paseo and Travers parks, the Sunday green market, and a thriving local food scene.