PHASE 1
Soaring high above vibrant Long Island City, Eagle Lofts Collection Phase 1 presents spacious studio, one- and two-bedroom apartment rentals with spectacular skyline views, just one subway stop from Midtown Manhattan. Designed by SLCE Architects, interiors by Slade Architecture and landscaping by Mathews Nielsen, Eagle Lofts offers a new take on contemporary urban apartment living and was developed by preserving an existing warehouse and revamped into unique loft-style residences. Many of these one of a kind homes boast soaring 12-14 foot, exposed concrete ceilings, dramatic floor to ceiling columns and original architectural flairs. The complex also includes a 55-story tower. This brand-new structure is one of the tallest residential buildings in Queens and offers some of the borough’s best panoramic views. The apartments allow you to cook in a gourmet kitchen with quartz countertops and stainless-steel appliances and rejuvenate in a bathroom with Italian porcelain flooring and custom storage. Every apartment comes with an in-home washer and dryer.PHASE 2
Eagle Lofts Phase 2 brings a new collection of studio, one- and two-bedroom apartment rentals with additional amenities never before seen in NYC. The building features a spa with unique saunas and therapy rooms, as well as a Speakeasy Sports Parlor with a bowling alley, a ski simulator, arcade, golf and sport simulator. Residents can enjoy games and cocktails in the Whiskey Lounge, or make use of The Workspace outfitted with privacy pods and high-tech solutions for working from home. The crown jewel of the community is a rooftop swimming pool and cabanas where you can take in panoramic views of the city. Apartment residences feature open layouts, expansive windows, high ceilings, and thoughtfully designed interiors with condo-like finishes including oak wood flooring, Bertazzoni appliances, and fixtures by Grohe. Homes are also equipped with tech-forward features like solar shades and USB/USBC outlets. Located near the waterfront, residents can enjoy access to local cultural institutions like MoMA PS1, or make use of nearby transit with 7 subway lines accessible within two blocks.