House: The Angelia

The Angelia, 47-14 11th Street, a prewar townhouse in Long Island City consisting of three full floor renovated rental homes.

The exterior facade is James Hardie fiber cement siding, a material that is unmatched in quality and durability. Every home has energy-efficient Anderson windows, with traditional colonial grilles.

The apartments are equipped with a Mitsubishi “Hyper Heat” system for heating and cooling. The beautifully renovated kitchens feature stainless steel appliances and the renovated bathrooms feature premium finishes and fixtures. All homes have access to a washer dryer.

The Angelia is located on 11th Street in Hunters Point. You are one block to the restaurants, shops, and subways on Vernon Boulevard or Jackson Avenue. You are three blocks to LIC’s waterfront parks, library, and ferry terminals. Trader Joe’s is on Jackson Avenue and Target is on 44th Drive.

To honor the property’s 100+ year history in Long Island City, The Angelia is named after one of the building’s earliest occupants, a 9-year-old immigrant from Italy, according to historical census records.

Description provided by Patrick Smith