This is a fully furnished, newly decorated 2 bedroom / 1 bathroom apartment located on Seneca Avenue between Gates Avenue and Palmetto Street.

This apartment is located on the second floor of a walk-up building. This apartment has some original details such as a decorative fireplace.

You enter the apartment through the kitchen/dining area, located at the back of the apartment. The kitchen is equipped with numerous cupboards, a sink, a stove, an oven and a refrigerator with freezing compartment. Cookware, dining ware and other kitchen utensils such as a toaster and a coffee maker are also available. The dining area has a linoleum floor and two windows at the back of the house. It is furnished with four chairs, a dining table and a desk.
At the right side of the main entrance just behind the kitchen, the dining area gives access to a full tiled bathroom which has a window and is equipped with a bathtub with shower, a sink, a mirrored medicine cabinet and a toilet.
At the left side of the main entrance, the kitchen/dining area gives access to the living room, located in the middle of the apartment. The living room has a wooden floor and is furnished with a side table, a sofa, an armchair, a coffee table and a closet with entertainment unit for a flat screen TV.
From the living room a door leads to one of the one of the two bedrooms, which gives access to the master bedroom. This bedroom is furnished with a bed, a dresser and a closet.
The master bedroom, located at the front of the house faces the street. It has a wooden floor and two windows, a build-in closet, a decorative fireplace and is furnished with a queen size bed and a closet.

Transportation: the M train runs elevated at Seneca Avenue Station steps away from the building and the L and M trains run at Myrtle Avenue – Wyckoff Avenue Station, three avenue blocks from the building.

Neighborhood: The apartment is located in a tree lined street. Grocery, pharmacy, bank and restaurant are nearby. Myrtle Avenue (movie theater and post office), Fresh Pond Road and Forest Avenue are the main shopping areas where most of the amenities are located. Once a German and Italian enclave, its newer immigrants are mostly from Eastern Europe (especially Poland) and Latin America. This neighborhood, Ridgewood, is one of the most attractive urban neighborhoods of Queens, New York. Most of its streets are narrow two-lane roads with parking lanes and buildings range from six-family buildings to two-family and single-family row houses. There are more official historic districts in Ridgewood than anywhere else in Queens. A must-see is Stockholm Street, the only brick-paved block. Further more, the Greater Ridgewood Historical Society has its headquarters in the Vander Ende-Onderdonk House, a Dutch colonial farmhouse built in 1709 and one of the oldest structures in Queens.