{"id":406,"date":"2007-09-21T12:46:40","date_gmt":"2007-09-21T16:46:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.nyhabitat.com\/blog\/2007\/09\/21\/new-york-hidden-gem-one-bedroom-apartment-in-jackson-heights-queens\/"},"modified":"2012-10-26T15:18:22","modified_gmt":"2012-10-26T19:18:22","slug":"new-york-hidden-gem-one-bedroom-apartment-in-jackson-heights-queens","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nyhabitat.com\/blog\/2007\/09\/21\/new-york-hidden-gem-one-bedroom-apartment-in-jackson-heights-queens\/","title":{"rendered":"New York Hidden Gem: One-bedroom apartment in Jackson Heights, Queens"},"content":{"rendered":"
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1 Bedroom Rental in Jackson Heights, Queens - NY-11830<\/div>\n<\/div>The Queens<\/a> borough is known for its seamless blend of diverse people and background. As the largest borough of New York<\/a>, it offers proximity to the city within a delightful suburban setting. If looking for comfortable accommodations while visiting Manhattan, then this one-bedroom apartment in Jackson Heights (NY-11830)<\/a> is the perfect getaway!<\/p>\n

While its closeness to Manhattan is an undeniable plus, there are plenty of places and apartments to explore within the Queens<\/a><\/strong>. Flushing Meadows Park<\/strong> provides a convenient escape as it is the site of both New York World\u2019s Fairs and the U.S. Open tennis tournament. With its residential charm, many city-dwellers find solace in the relaxing environment of Queens. New York Habitat features other apartments in the area like this one-bedroom in Astoria (NY-6469)<\/a> or this one-bedroom in Woodside (NY-11788)<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The Jackson Heights, Queens<\/strong> neighborhood, though, is the quintessential melting pot of diversity and culture. Rumored to have someone from every nation with a corresponding restaurant, even the most seasoned palate will be delighted. Varieties of ethnic cuisines are available and range from Brazilian to Afghani. At 74th Avenue and 35th Street, Little India offers the best in food, jewelry, clothing and music. The sights and sounds of Little India rival the country itself!<\/p>\n

Located in a historic pre-war building, which is secure with an intercom-buzzer system, the apartment is a cozy, spacious suite capable of accommodating up to three guests. The apartment is recently renovated and is fully furnished<\/strong>. The large, plush sofa easily pulls out to a bed and twin beds can be separated for two or combined to make king-sized. Wood floors<\/strong> run throughout the apartment and sparkle from the rays of sunlight streaming in from big windows overlooking the picturesque street below. Conveniently located near the 7 train, which connects to the E, F, V, R and G lines, commuting to Manhattan is an easy 15-minute ride.<\/p>\n

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1 Bedroom Rental in Jackson Heights, Queens - NY-11830 - Bedroom<\/div>\n<\/div>Why is this Jackson Heights one-bedroom apartment such a hidden gem?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Whether staying for one week or one month, the apartment offers so much at a reasonable cost compared to accommodations in Manhattan<\/a>. The living areas are open and inviting; offering a distinct comfort unmatched by any hotel. Set in a rich, cultural atmosphere, there are plenty of places to see and discover within the neighborhood. And when venturing into the city, catching a train is simple with the subway station is just around the corner. Uncovering this treasure of an apartment will surely enhance any visit to New York City!<\/p>\n

Stayed in a Queens accommodation<\/a> before? Know of great, affordable restaurants or quaint, secret shops? We want to hear about it so please leave any comments below!<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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