NEW EXCLUSIVE…Just Listed! “PEBBLESTONE MASTERPIECE” In Beautiful Forest Hills Gardens

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93 Groton Street, Forest Hills Gardens, Queens, NYC

Tucked away on a prestigious tree lined street in Forest Hills Gardens, this exquisite Tudor home showcases the architectural brilliance of Grosvenor Atterbury. Set on a spacious lush property, the home effortlessly blends timeless charm with modern comfort, making it perfect for both grand entertaining and private relaxation. Unwind after a long day in your own private backyard oasis, complete with hot tub.

Step into the gracious center hall, leading to a spacious living room adorned with custom built-ins and a wood-burning fireplace, exuding warmth and sophistication. A sun-drenched exposed brick porch, lined with a wall of windows, offers a peaceful space to relax. The open dining room, anchored by a second fireplace, flows effortlessly into a bright, airy kitchen overlooking the secluded garden. A discreet half bath completes the main level.

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The second floor boasts four well-appointed bedrooms and a beautifully renovated bath, while the third floor provides a private primary suite with French doors, a custom walk-in closet, and a spa-like luxury bath.

The fully renovated lower level offers exceptional flexibility, featuring a spacious family or media room, a guest suite, a full bath and a dedicated laundry room.

Designed by Atterbury, this home epitomizes the extraordinary old-world charm that defines Forest Hills Gardens. Located in the highly sought-after PS 101 school district, it is just moments from Austin Streets vibrant shopping and dining scene and offers unparalleled convenience with express buses, E/F/M/R subway service and the LIRR transporting you to Manhattan within 15 minutes.

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Surrounded by the natural beauty of Forest Park, residents enjoy woodland trails, horseback riding, a rolling golf course, and outdoor recreation. Additionally, the nearby West Side Tennis Club and the Community House provide exclusive access to tennis, swimming, and a variety of social events.

A Rare Opportunity to Own a Piece of History in Forest Hills Gardens

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Breaking News!! Queens Just Named Most Sought-After Urban / Suburban Location In U.S. For Renters To Live In The US.

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51 Ingram Street, Forest Hills Gardens, Queens, NYC,  Offered For Rent By Terrace Sotheby’s International Realty

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Queens is the most sought-after urban location for renters to live in across the country, according to a new report.

The real estate firm RentCafe released its October rental activity report that found that the borough attracted the most engagement from apartment hunters in the month than anywhere else in the nation.

Queens, which ranked third place in September, climbed ahead of Arlington, VA, and Kansas City, MO, to move to the top spot in October. This climb to the top was months in the making, as the borough has been making its way up in RentCafe’s top 30 since the May 2023 report. Continue Reading ›

NEW EXCLUSIVE! WELCOME TO 18 SHORTHILL ROAD, FOREST HILLS GARDENS

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“ELEGANT CENTER HALL CLASSIC”

18 SHORTHILL ROAD, FOREST HILLS GARDENS, QUEENS, NYC

Offering a remarkable residence that truly embodies the essence of Forest Hills Gardens. Prominently positioned on a corner property, wrapped within a spacious, beautifully landscaped garden, this stately brick center hall Colonial is a rare find. Traditionally styled with six bedrooms and three full plus two half bathrooms, this elegant and inviting home provides both an ambiance for relaxed livability and fine dining and entertainment.  The welcoming entrance to the house is framed by beautifully designed leaded glass windows and opens up to a formal center hall with an impressive staircase that leads to the private quarters of the home. On the right of the center hall is the grand sized living room, featuring hardwood floors, a wood burning fireplace, crown moldings, recessed lights and an abundance of windows allowing for a light filled space. The open floor plan to the adjacent sunroom enhances the natural flow of the living space. The spacious sunroom features the original tiled floor and beautiful stained glass windows.  On the left of the center hall is the elegant formal dining room which provides a generous space for intimate or large gatherings. The eat-in kitchen is smartly detailed with custom cabinetry, high-end stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and hard wood flooring. A powder room is conveniently located on the main floor.

 

The second floor comprises three bedrooms, the large primary with a luxurious ensuite bath, walk-in closet and private outdoor terrace, two good size bedrooms and a marble hall bathroom. The private quarters continue to the third floor where three bedrooms and a newly updated hall bathroom can be found. The two smaller bedrooms have been adjoined to create a comfortable larger space that can be utilized as a bedroom with study or office space. The lower basement level is a beautifully finished space with a large recreation room, laundry room, half bathroom and lots of storage space.

Also noteworthy for this beautiful corner Colonial is the large backyard and patio. The lush landscaped lawn and flowering garden are enhanced by a generous bluestone patio. A private, yet expansive, outdoor space perfectly scaled for family time, relaxing and entertaining guests. The separate garage with storage space can also be accessed from the patio through charming French Doors. Adjacent to the property is access to a private park area that is shared with undivided interest among this residence and four other neighboring homes.

Forest Hills is an easy commute to Manhattan with the Long Island Rail Road about 15 minutes  to Penn and Grand Central Madison stations as well as the MTA express E/F subway lines.  The community also offers fine schools, parks, many restaurants and shops and easy access to major highways and airports. The historic West Side Tennis Club is nearby with tennis, pool and fine dining for members.

Here’s Your List Of Queens Eateries Participating In NYC Restaurant Week

 

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NYC Restaurant Week is underway, so nix that skillet and bring family and friends to your favorite neighborhood spot, or get inspired and break bread somewhere new and different. During this special citywide culinary event, food-lovers will enjoy curated menus and prix-fixe prices that are easy on the wallet.

Bookings began on Jan. 17 and are available until Feb. 12, and you can reserve a table at 30 participating Queens restaurants, along with hundreds more across the five boroughs.

Whether you’re a resident or just visiting, explore the “World’s Borough” for some of the best and most authentic eats in town — the gastronomic options are endless.

“Restaurant week gives Queens residents and those from other parts of New York City, the opportunity to feast at some of the borough’s finest eateries, including new spots, like Jungly in LIC and old favorites, like El Gran Coffeeshop in Jackson Heights,” said Joe DiStefano aka the “Culinary King of Queens.” “Like Queens itself, this year’s roster is quite diverse and there’s something for everyone!”

All participating restaurants are offering brunch, lunch and/or dinner for $30/$45/$60. Saturdays are excluded, so only regular menu prices apply at that time.

“This is a great chance to try a new place that you’ve been contemplating for a while or return to a favorite spot for a feast,” Queens Tourism Council Director Rob MacKay said. “It’s also a chance to support local businesses that hire neighborhood residents, support local sports teams and keep thoroughfares clean and safe. I hate to use a cliche, but it’s truly a win-win situation.”

Below is a list of participating Queens restaurants.  Continue Reading ›

Meet Our Newest Team Member.. David Cornejo!

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The Forest Hills  community has undoubtedly influenced and impacted the course of my life. Since moving to the Forest Hills Gardens in 1998, I have built and fostered relationships with many members of the local community. My family has been engaged with the Forest Hills community since 1990 with the establishment of our family business, 5 Burro Cafe – a local Mexican restaurant.  Through my years of working at the restaurant with my family, I have truly come to understand the importance of community, philanthropy, and getting the job done with integrity.

In 2013, I attended Michigan State University and was a student in their Eli Broad School of Business. Although my visits back home were seldom, being back in the community was comforting and a great reminder as to how fortunate I was to grow up in such a beautiful community. MSU provided me with an incredible education, and an even more profound network. To this day, I continuedly communicate with former peers and friends, and contribute annually to my Program as an alumnus. Living in the Midwest for that period of time made me greatly appreciate my roots in New York and specifically Forest Hills. The wide range of cultures, cuisines, and architecture is unmatched.

Since graduating in 2017, I have made it a priority to travel around the world and enjoy all that life has to offer. I competitively trained Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in San Diego, California, from 2017-2019 while at the same time working for the US Navy. In 2019, I took the trip of a lifetime to South America, to immerse myself in a culture that I was part of , however, I had known nothing about. For 4 months I bounced around South America, beginning in Argentina, visiting family in Chile, then making my way to Uruguay, Peru, and ultimately Brazil. To me, nothing is more rewarding than learning about different cultures and viewing how other people live their lives. I am so fortunate to have been raised by a culturally diverse family- my mother, a Jewish second generation New Yorker, and my father a Chilean born immigrant, with a dream of coming to New York to make a life for himself and his family.

Finally, this experience and diversity has allowed me interact with people from all around the world. I now speak 3 languages conversationally – English, Spanish, and Hebrew. Also, my time spent in Brazil has ignited a desire in me to learn Portuguese, so I have been practicing since my return. Some

of my favorite hobbies include, eating delicious meals, staying physically active through sports and martial arts, listening to podcasts, and laughing with friends and family.

UNDER CONTRACT In Forest Hills Gardens …Just Two Months On The Market

 

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Only Two Months On The Market And UNDER CONTRACT!
Congratulations To Terrace Sotheby’s International Realty ‘s Associate Broker Linda Weiss On This Record Breaking Transaction In Forest Hills Gardens !!

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The striking and elaborate design of 97 Continental Avenue is a masterful blend of America’s earliest styles. The architectural elements illuminated in this home are a blend of Federal-style symmetry with a tasteful touch of Greek, Gothic, and Roman Revival.

Designed in 1930 and located on one of The United States’ first planned communities, this Fine Estate sits firmly on almost half an acre of land. The wrap-around garden sheathes the home in a beautiful landscape that leads to an attached two-car garage.

Its design’s integrity and charm have been meticulously looked for, freezing time and honoring the home’s historic value. Passing through the main entrance you are welcomed by a beautiful foyer that boasts neoclassical features and an iconic stairwell that stands as the home’s backbone and centerpiece. This nine-bedroom, seven-bathroom residence enjoys six fireplaces, a Butler’s pantry, grand-living room, formal dining room, a mahogany-lined library, wine cellar, an enclosed sunroom, two levels of living area, and a comparable size lower level.

In 2007, Cottage Living Magazine named Forest Hills Gardens the \”Best Community\” to live in, exposing everyone outside of Queens to one of our boroughs best-kept secrets. With easy access to Manhattan, \”The Gardens\” are only 15 minutes away from Penn Station via the Long Island Rail Road and a short drive to two of NYC’s most essential airports.

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THE TOP 10 SECRETS OF FOREST HILLS, QUEENS

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With over 88,000 residents, a unique historical legacy, classic old-time restaurants, and copious pop culture references, Forest Hills, Queens offers a lot to discover. As visitors walk down its vast avenues and quaint side streets, they are struck by the area’s breathtaking architecture. While beautiful on the outside, the neighborhood also has much hidden beneath its surface ready for discovery. Read to learn more about what makes Forest Hills such an integral and fascinating neighborhood in Queens.

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KEW GARDENS HIGH SCHOOL NAMED BEST IN NEW YORK STATE

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KEW GARDENS, QUEENS — A Kew Gardens high school has been named the best in New York State, and the 12th best nationally, according to a new ranking by U.S. News and World Report.

The annual report, which compares high schools at the national, state, and local level, ranked Townsend Harris High School first in the New York list of best high schools, and 12th best nationally.

The high school was one of two in Queens to make it to New York’s top 10, which was entirely made up of New York City public schools. Queens High School for the Sciences at York College in Jamaica ranked number four on the state list, and 30th nationally.

The Baccalaureate School for Global Education in Long Island City also made it on the national top 100 list, according to the report.

Here’s a list of the top 10 schools in New York:

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Queens Borough Hall Hosts Food Giveaway

 This week's emergency food pop-up at Queens Borough Hall has been moved from Tuesday to Thursday due to the ongoing winter storm.

This week’s emergency food pop-up at Queens Borough Hall has been moved from Tuesday to Thursday due to the ongoing winter storm.

KEW GARDENS, QUEENS — This week’s emergency food pop-up at Queens Borough Hall has been moved from Tuesday to Thursday due to the ongoing winter storm, according to the Queens Borough President’s Office.

Now scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Thursday, the pop-up event will give away 1,300 boxes of food.

The boxes of free food come courtesy of the Queens-based organization Hungry Monk, which is dedicated to fighting homelessness and food insecurity across New York City.

The giveaway will happen in the rear parking lot of Queens Borough Hall in Kew Gardens.

Courtesy Of Patch.com