L'industria, 21 45 44 A Dr, 4 I Long Island City, New York

BEAUTIFUL MODERN ONE BEDROOM/FLEX 2 BEDROOM

Welcome to Residence 4I at The Industry, a beautifully appointed corner one-bedroom plus flex home in one of Long Island City’s most sought-after boutique condominiums. Filled with natural light, this sophisticated residence offers soaring 9-foot ceilings, oversized windows, and elegant white oak hardwood floors, creating a bright, open, and inviting atmosphere throughout.

The expansive living area is designed for modern flexibility, while the additional flex space is ideal for a private home office, guest room, nursery, or creative studio. This allows for an even larger open-concept living and entertaining space.

The king-sized bedroom provides a peaceful retreat with room for a full furniture suite and features a beautifully customized walk-in closet with excellent storage.

The spa-inspired bathroom is finished with timeless details, including a deep Neptune soaking tub, white Carrara marble vanity, and designer Italian Artemide lighting. Additional conveniences include an in-residence Bosch washer/dryer.

A private deeded 20-square-foot storage unit is included.

THE INDUSTRY AMENITIES & LIFESTYLE

The Industry is an intimate 75-residence full-service condominium offering a curated collection of amenities, including:

Full-time doorman and live-in resident manager Landscaped rooftop terrace with lounge seating, outdoor grills, and Manhattan skyline views State-of-the-art fitness center Children’s playroom Bicycle storage On-site private parking garage

Perfectly located in the heart of Long Island City, Residence 4I offers modern luxury, flexibility, and convenience in one of New York City’s most dynamic neighborhoods.

About Long Island City (LIC)

Long Island City has rapidly transformed into one of New York City’s most dynamic neighborhoods. With its close proximity to Manhattan (just one subway stop away), LIC attracts professionals, families, and investors alike. The area is home to modern high-rises, historic warehouse conversions, arts institutions, and a flourishing dining scene.

LIC continues to benefit from significant investment and infrastructure development, including new schools, parks, and residential projects. As a result, property values and rental demand have seen steady growth, with future appreciation widely anticipated.