Isang salita lamang ang makakapaglarawan sa apartment na ito: Kamangha-mangha. Nakapatong sa ikalimang palapag (at pinakamataas), ang apartment na may apat na silid ay puno ng sikat ng araw at may tatlong, direksyon: kanluran, timog, at hilaga. At ito ay tahimik, na ang lahat ng siyam na bintana ay nakaharap lamang sa luntiang interior garden ng Hampton Court. Ito ay ganap at, pantay na mahalaga, maayos na na-renovate mula itaas hanggang ibaba. Mula sa pasukan, pumasok ka sa pormal na silid-kainan, na may dalawang bintana na nakaharap sa timog. Sa likod ng silid-kainan ay ang maganda at modernong galley kitchen na may LG na kalan, refrigerator, washing machine, at dryer, at Bosch na dishwasher. Pagkatapos sa likod ng silid-kainan ay ang sala, na may mga bintana na nakaharap sa kanluran at timog. Sa dulo ng hallway ay ang maluwag na silid-tulugan, na may dalawang direksyon, at ang banyo, na ganap ding na-renovate (kabilang ang radiant heated floor). Ang apartment ay nagtataglay ng magagandang detalye mula sa prewar, kabilang ang 9-paa na kisame, perpektong plaster na pader at kisame, madilim na stained oak-strip na sahig, at moldings. Ito ay isang walkup na gusali.

Ang Hampton Court ay dinisenyo noong 1921 ni George H. Wells, at ang labing-isang gusali nito (bawat isa ay isang hiwalay na kooperatiba) ay nakapaligid sa isa sa pinakamagandang panloob na hardin sa Jackson Heights Historic District. Ang gusaling ito ay maayos na pinananatili at may mga pasilidad sa paglalaba at (libre) na mga storage bin sa basement. Ang buwanang maintenance ay nananatiling makatwiran na $559. At para sa 2025, isang pagsusuri na katumbas ng buwanang maintenance ang ipinatupad upang makabuo ng reserba. Ang kooperatiba ay nangangailangan ng 33% na paunang bayad. Hindi pinapayagan ang subletting, ni ang mga aso. Matatagpuan sa gitna ng Jackson Heights Historic District, ang gusaling ito ay malapit sa mga restawran, pamimili, ang aming lingguhang Greenmarket, at ilang bloke lamang mula sa 74th Street/Roosevelt Avenue na estasyon ng tren at bus.

There is just one word to describe this apartment: Stunning. Perched on the fifth (and top) floor, this sun-filled four-room apartment has three exposures: west, south and north. And it is quiet, with all nine windows facing only Hampton Court’s lush interior garden. It has been totally and, equally important, tastefully renovated from top to bottom. From the entry you enter the formal dining room, with two south-facing windows. Behind the dining room is the gorgeous modern galley kitchen with an LG stove, refrigerator, washer and dryer, and a Bosch dishwasher. Then beyond the dining room is the living room, with windows facing west and south. Down the hall is the spacious bedroom, with two exposures, and the bathroom, which has also been fully renovated (including a radiant heated floor). The apartment retains great prewar details, including 9’ ceilings, perfect plaster walls and ceilings, dark-stained oak-strip floors, and moldings. This is a walkup building.

Hampton Court was designed in 1921 by George H. Wells, and its eleven buildings (each a separate cooperative) surround one of the loveliest internal gardens in the Jackson Heights Historic District. This building is well maintained and has laundry facilities and (free) storage bins in the basement. The monthly maintenance remains a reasonable $559. And for 2025, an assessment equal to the monthly maintenance was implemented to build reserves. The cooperative requires 25% down. Subletting is not allowed, nor are dogs. Centrally located in the Jackson Heights Historic District, this building is close to restaurants, shopping, our weekly Greenmarket, and but a handful of blocks to the 74th Street/Roosevelt Avenue train and bus station. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC