Vernon 46
46-40 Vernon Blvd., Long Island City, Queens
Amenities
- Bike Room
- New Development
- Non-Smoking Building
Overview
Unlock the door to your story at Vernon 46. Long Island City’s newest destination is where you’ll feel right at home. With just eight one-bedroom units, this intimate condominium residence stands out at 46-40 Vernon Boulevard, comfortably nestled in Hunters Point. Embrace the city’s heartbeat in this cozy, friendly collection of apartments. Every day here is an opportunity for new adventures, as diverse as your interests.
- sun-drenched living spaces filled with natural light
- engineered European oak-style flooring throughout
-black metal framed oversized windows, with streetscape views
- two-tone custom kitchen cabinetry, quartz countertops and white ceramic subway tile backsplash with Kohler matte black faucets and fixtures
- Bosch stainless steel range, Bosch dishwasher, Beko refrigerator and a vented out kitchen hood
- All apartments include in-unit Samsung washers and dryers
- Select units are enhanced with terraces
- Common outdoor rooftop deck with panoramic views of Long Island City and Manhattan
Vernon 46 is anchored at the heart of it all, where modern life is connected to LIC’s rich heritage. The Hunters Point Historic District is a national historic district of late 19th century red-brick brownstones, this micro-hood is invitingly residential, while close to plentiful shopping and dining choices. The enticing waterfront is also close by, where you’ll find the riverside retreat Gantry Plaza State Park. The 11-acre Hunters Point South Park is another coveted outdoor space with a central green, dog run, bikeway, waterside promenade (with spectacular Manhattan skyline views), basketball court, and more.
The lively cultural scene includes MoMA PS1, the groundbreaking offshoot of Manhattan’s famed MoMA, and Culture Lab, an arts hub with galleries, a theater and outdoor events space.
From casual cafes to acclaimed Michelin-starred establishments, there’s something for every palate. Among the go-to spots: the renowned Casa Enrique, continues to wow diners with inspired southern Mexican cuisine; Sweet Chick, owned and operated by Queens rapper Nas and his restaurateur friend John Seymour, is known for its modern take on American comfort food, especially chicken and waffles, along with creative cocktails; Blend, an eatery acclaimed for tasty Latin fusion cuisine; Casa Lola, the renowned chef Valentina Salcedo’s tapas and wine bar. Plus Mogmog, a gourmet Japanese market, offering an array of prepared items, including sushi that rivals some of NYC’s best sushiyas, and the upscale grocer Foodcellar Market.
Transportation is easily accessible. Convenient options include the Q103 express bus, which stops right outside the building, to reach LIC and Astoria; along with close proximity to the 7, G, E, M and W subway lines to Manhattan and elsewhere. The Long Island City Ferry Terminal at Center Boulevard and 46th Avenue is another option.
Welcome to Vernon 46. A newly-built, intimate condo in vibrant Long Island City.
- sun-drenched living spaces filled with natural light
- engineered European oak-style flooring throughout
-black metal framed oversized windows, with streetscape views
- two-tone custom kitchen cabinetry, quartz countertops and white ceramic subway tile backsplash with Kohler matte black faucets and fixtures
- Bosch stainless steel range, Bosch dishwasher, Beko refrigerator and a vented out kitchen hood
- All apartments include in-unit Samsung washers and dryers
- Select units are enhanced with terraces
- Common outdoor rooftop deck with panoramic views of Long Island City and Manhattan
Vernon 46 is anchored at the heart of it all, where modern life is connected to LIC’s rich heritage. The Hunters Point Historic District is a national historic district of late 19th century red-brick brownstones, this micro-hood is invitingly residential, while close to plentiful shopping and dining choices. The enticing waterfront is also close by, where you’ll find the riverside retreat Gantry Plaza State Park. The 11-acre Hunters Point South Park is another coveted outdoor space with a central green, dog run, bikeway, waterside promenade (with spectacular Manhattan skyline views), basketball court, and more.
The lively cultural scene includes MoMA PS1, the groundbreaking offshoot of Manhattan’s famed MoMA, and Culture Lab, an arts hub with galleries, a theater and outdoor events space.
From casual cafes to acclaimed Michelin-starred establishments, there’s something for every palate. Among the go-to spots: the renowned Casa Enrique, continues to wow diners with inspired southern Mexican cuisine; Sweet Chick, owned and operated by Queens rapper Nas and his restaurateur friend John Seymour, is known for its modern take on American comfort food, especially chicken and waffles, along with creative cocktails; Blend, an eatery acclaimed for tasty Latin fusion cuisine; Casa Lola, the renowned chef Valentina Salcedo’s tapas and wine bar. Plus Mogmog, a gourmet Japanese market, offering an array of prepared items, including sushi that rivals some of NYC’s best sushiyas, and the upscale grocer Foodcellar Market.
Transportation is easily accessible. Convenient options include the Q103 express bus, which stops right outside the building, to reach LIC and Astoria; along with close proximity to the 7, G, E, M and W subway lines to Manhattan and elsewhere. The Long Island City Ferry Terminal at Center Boulevard and 46th Avenue is another option.
Welcome to Vernon 46. A newly-built, intimate condo in vibrant Long Island City.
Unlock the door to your story at Vernon 46. Long Island City’s newest destination is where you’ll feel right at home. With just eight one-bedroom units, this intimate condominium residence stands out at 46-40 Vernon Boulevard, comfortably nestled in Hunters Point. Embrace the city’s heartbeat in this cozy, friendly collection of apartments. Every day here is an opportunity for new adventures, as diverse as your interests.
- sun-drenched living spaces filled with natural light
- engineered European oak-style flooring throughout
-black metal framed oversized windows, with streetscape views
- two-tone custom kitchen cabinetry, quartz countertops and white ceramic subway tile backsplash with Kohler matte black faucets and fixtures
- Bosch stainless steel range, Bosch dishwasher, Beko refrigerator and a vented out kitchen hood
- All apartments include in-unit Samsung washers and dryers
- Select units are enhanced with terraces
- Common outdoor rooftop deck with panoramic views of Long Island City and Manhattan
Vernon 46 is anchored at the heart of it all, where modern life is connected to LIC’s rich heritage. The Hunters Point Historic District is a national historic district of late 19th century red-brick brownstones, this micro-hood is invitingly residential, while close to plentiful shopping and dining choices. The enticing waterfront is also close by, where you’ll find the riverside retreat Gantry Plaza State Park. The 11-acre Hunters Point South Park is another coveted outdoor space with a central green, dog run, bikeway, waterside promenade (with spectacular Manhattan skyline views), basketball court, and more.
The lively cultural scene includes MoMA PS1, the groundbreaking offshoot of Manhattan’s famed MoMA, and Culture Lab, an arts hub with galleries, a theater and outdoor events space.
From casual cafes to acclaimed Michelin-starred establishments, there’s something for every palate. Among the go-to spots: the renowned Casa Enrique, continues to wow diners with inspired southern Mexican cuisine; Sweet Chick, owned and operated by Queens rapper Nas and his restaurateur friend John Seymour, is known for its modern take on American comfort food, especially chicken and waffles, along with creative cocktails; Blend, an eatery acclaimed for tasty Latin fusion cuisine; Casa Lola, the renowned chef Valentina Salcedo’s tapas and wine bar. Plus Mogmog, a gourmet Japanese market, offering an array of prepared items, including sushi that rivals some of NYC’s best sushiyas, and the upscale grocer Foodcellar Market.
Transportation is easily accessible. Convenient options include the Q103 express bus, which stops right outside the building, to reach LIC and Astoria; along with close proximity to the 7, G, E, M and W subway lines to Manhattan and elsewhere. The Long Island City Ferry Terminal at Center Boulevard and 46th Avenue is another option.
Welcome to Vernon 46. A newly-built, intimate condo in vibrant Long Island City.
- sun-drenched living spaces filled with natural light
- engineered European oak-style flooring throughout
-black metal framed oversized windows, with streetscape views
- two-tone custom kitchen cabinetry, quartz countertops and white ceramic subway tile backsplash with Kohler matte black faucets and fixtures
- Bosch stainless steel range, Bosch dishwasher, Beko refrigerator and a vented out kitchen hood
- All apartments include in-unit Samsung washers and dryers
- Select units are enhanced with terraces
- Common outdoor rooftop deck with panoramic views of Long Island City and Manhattan
Vernon 46 is anchored at the heart of it all, where modern life is connected to LIC’s rich heritage. The Hunters Point Historic District is a national historic district of late 19th century red-brick brownstones, this micro-hood is invitingly residential, while close to plentiful shopping and dining choices. The enticing waterfront is also close by, where you’ll find the riverside retreat Gantry Plaza State Park. The 11-acre Hunters Point South Park is another coveted outdoor space with a central green, dog run, bikeway, waterside promenade (with spectacular Manhattan skyline views), basketball court, and more.
The lively cultural scene includes MoMA PS1, the groundbreaking offshoot of Manhattan’s famed MoMA, and Culture Lab, an arts hub with galleries, a theater and outdoor events space.
From casual cafes to acclaimed Michelin-starred establishments, there’s something for every palate. Among the go-to spots: the renowned Casa Enrique, continues to wow diners with inspired southern Mexican cuisine; Sweet Chick, owned and operated by Queens rapper Nas and his restaurateur friend John Seymour, is known for its modern take on American comfort food, especially chicken and waffles, along with creative cocktails; Blend, an eatery acclaimed for tasty Latin fusion cuisine; Casa Lola, the renowned chef Valentina Salcedo’s tapas and wine bar. Plus Mogmog, a gourmet Japanese market, offering an array of prepared items, including sushi that rivals some of NYC’s best sushiyas, and the upscale grocer Foodcellar Market.
Transportation is easily accessible. Convenient options include the Q103 express bus, which stops right outside the building, to reach LIC and Astoria; along with close proximity to the 7, G, E, M and W subway lines to Manhattan and elsewhere. The Long Island City Ferry Terminal at Center Boulevard and 46th Avenue is another option.
Welcome to Vernon 46. A newly-built, intimate condo in vibrant Long Island City.
Long Island City Neighborhood
Long Island City has seen an incredible transformation in the last decade or so. Like many recently developed neighborhoods in New York City, Long Island City was once a commercial neighborhood littered with industry and warehouses. Many artists and creative types moved in to take advantage of the large spaces for low rent, and the rest is history! A far cry from its industrial days, LIC has developed into a blossoming waterfront community, but it still maintains a feel of the neighborhoods history, and many of the new developments have attempted to stay true to it. Only one stop from midtown, it serves many of those city professionals, and as a result of its past as an artist’s haven, it has the largest concentration of art galleries in all five boroughs of New York City. Aside from the 7 train at Vernon and Jackson, LIC also has the convenience of encompassing Court Square and Queens Plaza train stations as well.
Long Island City has seen an incredible transformation in the last decade or so. Like many recently developed neighborhoods in New York City, Long Island City was once a commercial neighborhood littered with industry and warehouses. Many artists and creative types moved in to take advantage of the large spaces for low rent, and the rest is history! A far cry from its industrial days, LIC has developed into a blossoming waterfront community, but it still maintains a feel of the neighborhoods history, and many of the new developments have attempted to stay true to it. Only one stop from midtown, it serves many of those city professionals, and as a result of its past as an artist’s haven, it has the largest concentration of art galleries in all five boroughs of New York City. Aside from the 7 train at Vernon and Jackson, LIC also has the convenience of encompassing Court Square and Queens Plaza train stations as well.
Contact
Danny Li
Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker
W: 718-784-1110
M: 646-634-1326
W: 718-784-1110
M: 646-290-4059