The perfect Arris Lofts layout! This gorgeous southeast facing home is over 1500 square feet and has an ample amount of storage space. Oversized windows throughout allow in amazing natural light all day. They also allow you to take in views of the LIC skyline and the Pulaski Bridge. The grandeur of the 13+ foot ceilings further enhances the quality of this home and creates a canvas for your imagination.

The open kitchen, which is equipped with high end appliances, overlooks the spacious living room. The home office can accommodate a queen size bed. This room has sliding frosted glass walls that can be left open to maintain a lofty look or closed off when you would like to maintain more privacy. The spacious master suite can easily fit a king size set while also leaving enough space for a separate seating area or home office. The en suite spa like bathroom has a huge shower stall with a freestanding tub and a dual shower system. The second bathroom is cast in the same subdued color palette of white, gray, and light brown. It is subtle yet eye catching.

There are 2 walk in closets in this home. One is literally it’s own room. Both have custom shelving systems in place. There are also 3 additional closets located in the hallway. This is truly a home that you can grown into.

A new washing machine and dryer are located in a large utility room that has plenty of space for additional storage or a pantry.

J-51 tax abatement in place until 2023. Low carry carrying costs and much lower unabated taxes than in ground up new developments.

Arris Lofts is LIC’s only true loft residential building. It was once an Eagle Electric factory. Designed by famed architect Costas Kondylis. Amenities include a 24 hour concierge, an 8700sf fitness center including a lap pool, sauna, and fully equipped gym, a common terrace, a recreation room, a playroom, a 6000sf zen garden, a laundry room, and on site parking.

Located between both the Court Sq, Queensboro Plaza, and Queens Plaza subway stations where you have access to the E, G, N, W, R, and 7 trains. Near MOMA PS1, The Sculpture Center, Food Cellar, and plenty of popular local eateries and hangouts.