Privacy and convenience are featured in this lovely Forest Hills Gardens Coop for sale. Offered for sale by George & Abigail Herrera of the Queens Home Team @ Keller Williams Realty Landmark II. This 1 bedroom Coop is located in the sought-after community of Forest Hills, Queens. Full listing details at: http://www.exclusivequeenshomes.com/listing/mlsid/137/propertyid/2590404/
Located in prestigious Forest Hills Gardens, Queens NY and close to all of the best that Queens NYC has to offer, The Station Square Cooperative is a premier cooperative. This Forest Hills Queens Coop is located at 2 Dartmouth St in Forest Hills NY. The Station Square Cooperative in Forest Hills NY offers something for everyone. While the average Forest Hills apartment gives you four walls and nothing else, there is nothing average about the Station Square Coops. That's because the Station Square Cooperative in Forest Hills NY isn't just another building hemmed in between other buildings. It's a carefully-planned community, that's why Station Square Coops are benchmarks for value and quality. Coops at the Station Square Cooperative in Forest Hills NY are spacious, many have terraces, storage, and nice sized closets. When you live at the Station Square, you enjoy more than an apartment, you enjoy a complete lifestyle.
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