Rego Park

Rego Park

This one bedroom unit boasts gorgeous hardwood floors w/ their original mahagony inlays throughout, a large living room, spacious bathroom and a cozy galley kitchen. The Marion Court has many beautiful characteristics not found in today's developments. This elevator coop building has a grand entrance and gorgeous lobby w/ exposed wood beams and fireplace. Additional Information: The desireable Rego Park known for many reasons including for it's quick access to Manhattan by riding the E,G, R, V train from 63rd Drive and Queens Boulevard. 63rd Drive located 2 blocks away has all of the shopping and convenience everyone seeks close to home. Rego Park is also home to many names like, the CBS sitcom The King of Queens is set in Rego Park, and sometimes shows clips of the area. Rego Park is also home to one of American television's most unforgettable characters, Archie Bunker from the 1970s sitcom All in the Family. The Bunkers were said to live at 704 Hauser Street, a fictitious address that was supposed to be located in Flushing, but doesn't exist anywhere in New York. However, the house shown in the credits is located at 89-70 Cooper Avenue in Rego Park. Rego Park was named after the Real Good Construction Company, which began development of the area in the mid-1920s. "Rego" comes from the first two letters of the first two words of the Real Good Construction Company.

This listing courtesy of Douglas Elliman