The Cornelia House The Cornelia House is located in the heart of Ridgewood, Queens, just a few blocks from the Brooklyn neighborhood of Bushwick. The house is true to Ridgewood’s historic style, built in the Romanesque Revival style with a brick facade and elegant brick arches over each window. The interior of this walk-up has been renovated to support modern lifestyles while maintaining gorgeous elements like exposed brick walls. Location The nearest subway station is the Forest Av stop on the M line, just a 5-minute walk away. You can also walk 10 minutes to the Myrtle-Wyckoff stop, which serves the M and L lines. You can reach the Lower East Side and the East Village of Manhattan in 20 minutes. If you’re working in Midtown, Bryant Park is only 35 minutes away, and you can reach the Financial District in 40 minutes. Additionally, the nearest Citi Bike dock is just a 5-minute walk away and the neighborhood has excellent bus access. The Neighborhood The Cornelia House is in the homey neighborhood of Ridgewood, bordering Bushwick, Brooklyn. Ridgewood is known for its relaxed pace, historic streets, and as a center of Polish food and culture in New York. The house is in a bustling part of the neighborhood, surrounded by restaurants and bars and only a few blocks from Myrtle Avenue, a major shop-lined thoroughfare through Brooklyn and Queens. About Coliving Concept. We provide comprehensive coliving services tailored to a diverse clientele, encompassing creatives, tech startups, entrepreneurs, digital nomads, freelancers, remote workers, professionals, and students. Our coliving philosophy centers on shared housing, where individuals coexist in communal areas while enjoying private or shared bedrooms. Our properties are equipped with all-encompassing amenities, covering utilities, WiFi, furniture, appliances, and kitchen supplies. Our commitment extends beyond physical spaces to create a vibrant coliving community that nurtures social and professional networking opportunities for all members. Flushing, northern section of the borough of Queens, New York City, U.S., at the head of Flushing Bay (East River).