Recent Astoria Home Sales | Local Real Estate Guide

ASTORIA, QUEENS — Are you searching for a home in the Astoria-Long Island area or curious about what's on the market? Maybe you just want to see what houses in your neighborhood are selling for. Whatever the reason, there's something for everyone in our Astoria Real Estate Guide, thanks to our partners at realtor.com.

Recently Sold

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$710,000 on Nov. 15
1124 31st Ave., Apt. 9D, Long Island City, Queens
$1,050,000 on Nov. 15
1920 Ditmars Blvd., Long Island City, Queens
$330,000 on Nov. 13
21-68 35th St., Apt. 3A, Astoria, Queens
$1,240,000 on Nov. 10
34-40 29th St., Astoria, Queens
$740,000 on Nov. 9
3029 46th St., Long Island City, Queens
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Enjoy City Skyline Views From This Luxury Long Island City Condo

Get all the space of a penthouse in this luxurious 1,492-square-foot condo in Long Island City, complete with its own private balcony overlooking the Gantry Park, East River and the City skyline. This three-bedroom home also boasts a living room with soaring 14' high ceilings and a gourmet kitchen that is fully equipped with state of the art appliances, including a 2o-bottle wine refrigerator. Selling for just under $2.5 million, this condo is part of the View condominium, whose amenities include 24-hour doorman/concierge services, a fitness center and a Free membership to the Eastcoast Club.

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