This serene and inviting studio offers a quintessential Jackson Heights view, facing southeast over the rooftops of the neighborhood’s historic homes. Upon entry into the foyer, you’re greeted by three closets, providing generous storage. To the left is a separate dressing area and a vintage bathroom complete with a soaking tub. The main living space is comfortable and warm, and a clever kitchen layout with counter seating makes everyday living and entertaining easy. The screened-in terrace is perfect for enjoying fresh air and open views in every season. Roosevelt Terrace is a mid-century co-op in the Historic District, designed by Philip Birnbaum. Roosevelt Terrace is a well-run, financially-sound co-op that offers parking ($100 indoor, $68 outdoor), storage, a bike room, laundry, and a private playground for residents. Maintenance is $558 and includes all utilities. Sorry, no subletting ever, as the building is 100% owner occupied. Pets are welcome with board approval, and there’s no size restriction! Jackson Heights is one of New York City’s best neighborhoods: conveniently located along the E, F, M, R and 7 trains, with incredible food, gorgeous architecture, unparalleled diversity and a community characterized by its friendliness. Just a few blocks from this apartment is the city’s most famous open street—Paseo Park is a vibrant spot to be outside, exercise, see friends or walk your dog. On Sunday, the Jackson Heights Greenmarket is a wonderful place to get local, gourmet food. Queens is the future!