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Now Leasing – 2-20 Malt Drive – Luxury Rentals in Hunter’s Point South
Introducing the newest residential waterfront community to long island city: Malt Drive. Blending historic charm with modern luxury, Malt Drive promises a living experience like no other in one of New York’s most exciting and rapidly evolving neighborhoods.
2-20 & 2-21 Malt Drive
Living Spaces with More
At 2-20 Malt Drive renters can explore a diverse range of studio, one, and two-bedroom layouts, each designed to offer a unique blend of comfort and style. Every apartment includes an in-unit washer & dryer, making everyday tasks more convenient. Kitchens are thoughtfully equipped with electric or induction cooktops and commodious storage. The apartments feature spacious living areas, some with flexible dining alcoves or corner layouts, providing versatile spaces for relaxation, entertainment, or space to work from home. Windows frame stunning skyline views of Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.
2 Bedroom Apartment with Skyline Views
Each apartment at 2-20 Malt Drive is crafted with attention to detail, offering a variety of layouts to suit different lifestyles. High ceilings add an extra dimension of space in select units, while others boast private or wraparound terraces, perfect for outdoor relaxation and entertaining. Ample closet space, including walk-in closets in several apartments, ensures that storage is never an issue. Whether you prefer a cozy alcove studio or a sprawling two-bedroom with a split layout, the apartments at 2-20 Malt Drive are designed to meet the needs of modern urban living, combining luxury finishes with practical amenities in one of Hunter's Point South’s most desirable locations.
Introducing the latest residential waterfront community in LIC: 2-20 & 2-21 Malt Drive
Amenities Beyond the Gym
Residents are treated to an array of building amenities that cater to all aspects of urban living. Whether you’re looking to relax or entertain, the rooftop terraces provide a stunning backdrop with breathtaking skyline views. Enjoy a day by the outdoor swimming pool, or host a barbecue with friends using the rooftop grills. Fitness enthusiasts will find everything they need in the state-of-the-art gym and dedicated yoga studio, while families can take advantage of the imaginative children’s playroom. Fore residents looking for work from home, both buildings are equipped with HomeWork: CoWorking including conference rooms. For pet owners, dog grooming and daycare services are available, ensuring your furry friends are well taken care of.
Fitness Center in 2-21 Malt Drive
The conveniences at Malt Drive extend beyond the building’s exclusive amenity package. Surrounded by the beautiful Malt Drive Park, residents and the public have access to expansive green spaces, a dog run, children’s playgrounds, and serene shoreline trails and seating. Whether you're working from home, staying active, or simply enjoying the views, Malt Drive offers a lifestyle that seamlessly blends convenience, luxury, and relaxation.
Rooftop Pool with Skyline Manhattan Views
Prime Location: Ferry, Subway, CitiBike and More
Situated along the LIC waterfront, Malt Drive offers a prime location that combines stunning views with seamless connectivity to both Long Island City and the rest of New York City. With the East River Ferry just steps away, residents can enjoy a scenic commute to Midtown or Downtown Manhattan, avoiding the typical rush-hour stress. Multiple subway lines such as the 7, E, M and G lines are also within walking distance, ensuring quick access to the city's major hubs. For those who prefer cycling, nearby Citi Bike stations and the Pulaski Bridge provide easy routes into Greenpoint and Williamsburg, making Malt Drive an ideal base for exploring both Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Beyond excellent transportation options, Hunter’s Point South offers a unique blend of urban convenience and a relaxed, community-focused atmosphere. The neighborhood’s waterfront parks, local cafes, and cultural hotspots make it a vibrant place to live, while the esplanades along the river provide stunning views of the Manhattan skyline. At Malt Drive, you’re not just close to the city—you’re at the center of a thriving neighborhood that perfectly balances the energy of urban life with the serenity of waterfront living.
Malt Drive Park surrounds the base of Malt Drive
Leasing Starts Now
Don’t miss your chance to be part of this exciting new community. Leasing for 2-20 Malt Drive begins now, with 2-21 Malt Drive opening later this year. Visit MaltDrive.com today to schedule a tour and secure your new home at Malt Drive.
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