Brigitte & Jeff Myhre-Douglas Elliman Licensed Real Estate Salespersons

10/02/2025

03/17/2022

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY MARCH 20, 2022, 1-2:30
$420,000
2 Bed, 1 Bath Coop Apartment in Woodside NY. 69-04 39th Avenue #33.

You must see this lovely PRE-WAR 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath conveniently located in the heart of Woodside. This apartment has a bright, open kitchen concept complete with modern, white cabinetry and updated hardware, double sinks, dishwasher and breakfast bar. There are hardwood floors throughout and large windows overlooking the building's intimate courtyard. The layout is excellent with split bedrooms at opposite ends of the apartment. The master bedroom easily fits a king sized bed.

The building is well maintained with amenities that include a central 24 hr laundry room, recreation area, personal storage and bike room. It is conveniently nestled in the middle of a transportation hub - just three blocks to 61st Street express stop on the 7 train and LIRR Station. If you prefer to commute underground, jump on the R or M train at 65th Street. You can be in Manhattan in just 20 minutes door to door! There's also bus service to LGA airport or a local bus into Manhattan. Enjoy all of the perks of a very well established neighborhood with excellent restaurants, shopping and nightlife just a stone's throw away. Cats are allowed but sorry, no dogs. No subletting, 100% owner occupied. This apartment is located on the 3rd floor in a walk up building. EXTREMELY LOW MONTHLY MAINTENANCE $549.00. Call today to schedule a tour!

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04/01/2021

Far Enough but Close Enough, and two blocks from the beach.

View details for 255 Beach 131st St, Queens including photos, home size, amenities, and estimated monthly costs.

10/20/2020

No fee! Beautifully renovated, spacious two-bedroom apartment with lots of light and ample closet space in a four family building in the heart of East Elmhur...

05/04/2020

SHero from the front lines

Sign up for our COVID-19 newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest coronavirus news throughout New York City Viktoriya Laskina of Astoria takes pride in her career working as a registered nurse at Mount Sinai Queens Hospital, where she has spent 20 years caring for patients. “It’s always been ...

05/04/2020

It is going to take a while, and it won't be all at once. But we are saving lives. And that's what is most important. We can always make money later.

Sign up for our COVID-19 newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest coronavirus news throughout New York City With 24,891 deaths out of 324,890 cases in New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo is looking to a reopening plan that has four phases instead of the original two pitched in April as COVID-19 hospi...

05/04/2020

We have a first grader at home. Remote school sounds interesting, but it requires focus (mostly on the grown up).

Sign up for our COVID-19 newsletter to stay up-to-date on the latest coronavirus news throughout New York City BY ERIN YOON Ever since remote learning was initiated in March due to the rapid spread of the COVID-19 virus, students and educators in Queens and around the city have had to adapt to the n...

03/25/2020

Broadway is closed for the duration, but the theatre goes on virtually.

David Rockwell, the architect and Tony-winning show designer, talks about the stories and history behind his favorite theaters.

03/25/2020

Forest Hills Youth Athletic Association
Can you please spread the word that at exactly 8:00 PM many FH residents are stepping outside their homes each night to their lawns, doorsteps, and balconies, joining others all over the world, to cheer for the Essential Workers of the community. Each night, I hear bells, pots, claps, New Years Eve Noisemakers, whistles, etc.
It is 60 seconds of celebration each night for those on the front lines working to keep trains running, hospitals staffed and shelves stocked.
Thanks

03/05/2020

Corona virus has people a little tense.

Corona, Queens, on the other hand, is a fine place to raise a family.

New Yorkers who are in need of face masks won’t have to worry about stores overcharging them for this highly sought out product. Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) Commissioner Lorelei Salas announced on Wednesday that she is declaring face masks temporarily in short supply to pre...

03/05/2020

Theatre is a passion for us. Sometimes, the passion is not returned.

“The Perplexed” at New York City Center Stage I Reviews by Jeff Myhre - March 4, 20200 The Cast of “The Perplexed.” Photo by Matthew Murphy. “The Perplexed” should be one of the events of the theatre this spring. A Richard Greenberg script directed by Lynne Meadow and presented by the Ma...