Elegant Pre-War Condominium Living at The Elbertson

Set within the Jackson Heights Historic District, The Elbertson is a distinguished Neo-Georgian brick building admired for its stately presence and timeless architectural details. As one of the few pre-war condominiums in a neighborhood known for its co-ops, it offers a rare opportunity for flexible ownership in a historically and architecturally rich setting.

Welcome to the building’s largest one-bedroom layout—an expansive 1,060 square foot corner unit with ten windows and four exposures, bathing the home in natural light throughout the day. This exceptional residence effortlessly blends original pre-war charm with thoughtful modern upgrades.

A gracious entry foyer, large enough to accommodate a bench or ottoman, doubles as a practical mudroom and sets a warm, inviting tone. The living room is a standout, featuring four oversized windows—including a bay window with south, east, and west exposures—that enhance both the sense of space and architectural interest.

The oversized bedroom easily fits a king-size bed and additional furnishings, while the renovated, windowed eat-in kitchen is appointed with granite countertops, maple cabinetry, and ample space for cooking and gathering. A separate, defined dining area with its own window creates an ideal setting for entertaining or enjoying quiet meals.

The bathroom is tastefully renovated with floor-to-ceiling porcelain tile, a granite-topped vanity, and modern chrome fixtures. Throughout the home, classic details shine—arched entryways, beautifully maintained hardwood floors, and 9-foot coved ceilings. Two large closets, one in the foyer and one in the dining area, offer excellent storage and can be combined to create a substantial walk-in. A significant capital improvement project is already underway and will be fully paid by the seller—providing peace of mind and long-term value to the next owner.

Located just steps from major subway lines, The Elbertson offers a quick 20-minute commute to Midtown Manhattan. Local highlights include Travers and Paseo Parks, a lively Sunday farmers’ market just a block away, and a vibrant mix of cafes, grocers, and essential services all within walking distance.

This is a rare chance to own a move-in ready, oversized pre-war condominium in one of Queens’ most celebrated and convenient neighborhoods.