In the Heart of Astoria Lies Astoria West

1. In the Heart of Astoria Lies Astoria West What attracts many Astoria residents to the neighborhood is its laid-back authenticity and rich cultural diversity and history. Like many other New York neighborhoods, Astoria, Queens, has gone through many eras since the 17th century, and hidden reminders of the past still speckle the neighborhood. You’ll find Astoria just across from Manhattan, allowing residents who live there to enjoy an easy commute into the city. The apartment options in Astoria are also quite varied, so you should be able to find something that fits your budget and needs. Astoria West, one of the most charming apartments for rent in Astoria NY, is right on the edge of East River in the heart of Astoria. This breathtaking property has an insane view of the river, Upper East Side, and Midtown from its rooftop pool. It also offers many other luxurious amenities and easy access to many of the neighborhood's gems. Astoria’s Pride and Joy The borders of Astoria, like all NYC neighborhoods, can be disputed, but a reasonable boundary to consider is between the East River and 48th St., from 20th Avenue to 36th Avenue. To the south, you'll find Long

2. Island City Apartments, and to the north, you'll find Astoria Park. Look to the west, and you'll see the Manhattan skyline, then head to the east and hit East Elmhurst. You could potentially have six zip codes in Astoria - Astoria, NY 11101, Astoria, NY 11102, Astoria, NY 11103, Astoria, NY 11104, Astoria, NY 11105, or Astoria, NY 11106. Astoria has a few popular shopping areas that attract residents and people from all over the city and country, including Steinway Street, Ditmars, Broadway, and 30th Avenue. For example, Steinway St. stretches the whole length of Astoria, but the section between 35th St. and 28th Ave. has been dramatically improved and is home to over 300 businesses. Meanwhile, 30th Ave. is the spot for foodies, with some of the area's favorite restaurants and bars all dotted along the vibrant road. Old Astoria, which is located between Hoyt Ave S and Astoria Blvd and 12th and 23rd St., is home to some of the most incredible realty you'll find here. There are remaining antebellum mansions that cost up to multi-millions. Astoria West There's no denying that Astoria is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in New York, but once you've decided on the area, you'll still need to find a place to live! The options are endless, from luxury apartments to older rentals with character. For those looking for a leisurely and comfortable life, check out the new Astoria West. The rentals at Astoria West range from studio apartments to one or two-bedroom apartments. Regardless of which of the floor plans you choose from, you'll be renting a quality piece of real estate. The pet-friendly apartments come with lots of sqft, picturesque views, floor-to-ceiling windows, air conditioning, stackable washer and dryers, high ceilings, and many other high-end finishes. Of course, the building itself also offers upscale amenities to keep residents happy. From the rooftop pool with breathtaking views across Roosevelt Island to the landscaped garden oasis to the coworking lounge and high-end fitness center - Astoria West has it all. They even offer a shuttle for residents to the N and W trains, helping them stay connected to the rest of the city. Plus, there's a riverside beach right out front, and Hallets Point is just a 15-minute walk away. The price range at Astoria West ranges from $2500 to $6000, depending on how many bedrooms the home has. These prices match the average rent for similar properties in the area. For a limited time, the property is offering no fee for brokers along with other applicable incentives. Hurry, there are only a few units left!