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Start your next NYC chapter loving where you live. 5241 Center Blvd is the latest luxury rental to open along the East River in Hunter’s Point South. Nestled at the westernmost point of Long Island City is a micro-neighborhood that proves NYC doesn’t always have to be a concrete jungle. Residential towers have been rising in Hunter’s Point South since 2010, but not until recently were these residences surrounded by sprawling parks, ease of transportation and burgeoning mealtime hot spots.
One of the many waterfront walkways along Hunter’s Point South Park
Hunter’s Point South Park and Gantry State Plaza Park have expanded along the waterfront providing a picturesque landscape and ample space for outdoor activities. Bike and pedestrian paths as well as playgrounds, basketball courts, dog runs and dedicated fishing areas make sure there is always something to do whether you’re soaking in the sun on a Saturday afternoon or performing your pre-work exercise routine at sunrise.
Open concept kitchen, living, and dining space available at 5241 Center Blvd
Boasting unobstructed skyline views, a brand new half-acre park and amenities that include a fitness center, yoga studio, residential clubroom with billiards, co-working space, and roof terrace; living at 5241 Center Blvd is an idyllic lifestyle, no matter the time of year. Not only that, but opting into the amenity package at 5241 Center Blvd will also grant you access to the BBQ Grills, lounges, children’s playroom, and landscaped roof terraces next door, within sibling tower 5203 Center Blvd.
View of 5203 Center Blvd from one of the many sprawling green spaces in Gantry Plaza State Park
Coming back to the city doesn’t have to mean “back to the grind.” Score a brand-new apartment on the Long Island City waterfront with iconic skyline views, modern finishes, luxe amenities, and lush parks, right at your doorstep. Leasing for 5241 Center Blvd has just begun and will continue through this summer. Interested yet? One and two-bedroom apartments are now available - some featuring expansive private terraces and in-unit washers and dryers (!). Now is the time to schedule a tour, in-person or virtual, and see why Hunter’s Point South is the place for New Yorkers to do it all. Check out the latest availabilities at CenterBlvdLIC.com. Inquiries can be sent to [email protected].
Exterior of 5241 Center Blvd at Hunter’s Point South
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