2 beds • 1.5 baths • 2 roommates
Looking for someone in a high-floor, two-bedroom apartment at Jackson Park in Long Island City. THE SPACE The available space is the apartment's living room, converted into a sleeping area with an existing partition and sound-insulating panels. It is not one of the apartment's original enclosed bedrooms. Large floor-to-ceiling windows offer city and sunset views. DATES & COST Available December 28, 2026 through September 22, 2027. FURNITURE Furniture can be left for the incoming resident; exact items can be confirmed together. ROOMMATES & LOCATION Two female students currently live in the apartment. A subway station entrance is right downstairs, and five bubble tea shops are within about a five-minute walk. PET POLICY Pets are welcome, except dogs.
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$1,830/month
Available Dec 28, 2026 - Sep 22, 2027


$1,830/month
Local regulations require stays of at least 30 nights here (New York City 30-night minimum)
Available from
Dec 28, 2026
Available to
Sep 22, 2027


Hi, I'm Lyra. I'm looking for someone to take over my partitioned living-room space at 3 Jackson Park starting December 28, 2026. The lease name change will be handled through building management. Happy to answer questions and arrange a viewing.
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