Bask in pre-war charm as you enter this home, featuring impeccably preserved original hardwood floors, soaring nine-foot ceilings, and elegant arched doorways — complete with freshly skim-coated walls and a view of the building's private garden. As you enter the foyer, you are greeted with a dining alcove that leads into the spacious living room with a soundproofed sub floor, framed by wide windows. Just off the dining area, you will find a sun-filled, windowed eat-in kitchen with ample cabinets, a pantry, and stainless-steel appliances, including a dishwasher. The bedroom nearly mirrors the size of the living room and could easily fit a king-size bed. With exposures to the south and east, it has ample closet space, plenty of room to fit multiple dressers, and even a home office. The original, well-preserved, windowed bath offers a separate shower as well as a bathtub. Located in the heart of the Historic District and surrounded by greenery, Belvedere East and West are two of the finest and best-preserved buildings in Jackson Heights. Designed by Seelig and Finklestein, the two magnificent six-story structures encase their private courtyard, famous for immaculate landscaping. The building is pet-friendly and has recently renovated laundry rooms, storage, and a bike rack. Only several blocks away from the trains and buses, with short proximity to all amenities such as restaurants, supermarkets, and more, Belvedere East and West are notable among the finest buildings in Jackson Heights. Showings are by appointment only. Call the listing agent to schedule a showing! *Transfer tax paid by the seller: 2.25% of Net Consideration. Net Consideration is defined as the gross sales price less city and state transfer taxes, and less total sales commissions.