10-25 Jackson Ave #5E, Long Island City, NY 11101

Welcome to The Green House. All homes feature in-unit washer/dryer, floor-to-ceiling windows, concrete Caesarstone countertops and backsplash, low-iron glass panelized appliances and cabinetry, wide plank flooring, sound attenuating insulated walls, and wi-fi enabled keyless entry with virtual doorman. This unique one-bedroom also features over 300 square feet of private outdoor space. Each floor plan has been optimized for an exceptional living experience. The all-electric package reduces environmental impact and each unit is equipped with blackout shades and individualized temperature control to enhance sleep conditions. The building features a full-size gym designed by The Wright Fit, a residents lounge with a wet bar, HDTV, and wrap-around terrace, a work-from-home lounge with private office space and terrace, as well as personal storage, bike storage, and on-site parking. Right in the heart of the neighborhood, the building is in close proximity to LIC's best restaurants and amenities such as Cafe Henri, Casa Enrique, Takumen, Gamehous, and much more, including directly above the Vernon-Jackson 7 train stop, where you'll find yourself in midtown-Manhattan in under 5 minutes! The Green House is a unique living experience driven by thoughtful design. The only new development in Hunter's Point that re-imagines residential norms and provides exceptional living within reach: The Green House offers optimized floor plans and meticulously engineered common spaces specifically crafted to promote health and well-being. The inspiration begins with a prominent mural by LIC street artist duo, Faile, which spans two sides of the facade. Faile's work challenges the contrast between the outside bustle and inner calm of the residences. Further, the artist deliberately blurs the line between "high" and "low" culture a symbol of inclusivity and community at The Green House. Upon entering the lobby, residents are greeted with a stunning installation of "Flux Chandelier" by renowned Brooklyn artist and engineer, Jen Lewin, whose work has been featured across the globe. The interactive pendants provide an opportunity to engage with the art as colors change through movement. The expression of both artists forges a compelling story of duality; most notably the inner connectivity to the space, a sense of being, in relation to the surrounding streetscape. As such, the visual and physical experiences are the origin of a series of moments throughout the development that elevates the mind and body. With each moment thoughtfully curated, The Green House provides much more than a sanctuary to come home to.