Listing Courtesy of Modern Spaces
$310,000
Potential Rebate: $4,650
Welcome home to Acropolis.<br><br>Charming 2-bedroom in pre-war walk-up building. Features window in every room, hardwood floors. open kitchen, pet friendly and access to an inner courtyard garden setting.<br><br>The building is located on a tree lined street and encompasses two blocks.<br><br>This 1923 complex is steps away from Ditmars Blvd and boasts some of the finest restaurants, outdoor cafes, bakeries, and specialty stores in the Queens area. There is a very famous seafood restaurant- - Taverna Kyclades - around the corner from the apartment. Martha's Country bakery is a few blocks along Ditmars. There are stores at every turn along Ditmars Blvd.<br><br>The post office, parks and schools are in close proximity.<br><br>The apartment is 2 blocks from the N and W trains. There are buses along Ditmars Blvd to various parts of Queens.
$2,532 per month
30 year fixed, 6.28% Interest
One-time rebate at closing
$4,650
Monthly savings impact
$13/mo
💡 Estimated at 1.5% of purchase price
The rebate is paid to you at closing and can help offset closing costs or other expenses.
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Listing Courtesy of Modern Spaces
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Compare average listing prices and value metrics for 21-67 33rd Street against the surrounding Ditmars Steinway market.
than the Ditmars Steinway price-per-sq-ft average
Units in this building are listed below the neighborhood average, potentially offering better value per square foot compared to surrounding properties.
Ditmars Steinway is the northern section of Astoria, generally defined as the area north of the Grand Central Parkway and east of Steinway Street. While often grouped with Astoria, it has a distinct, quieter character. It is a neighborhood of low-rise homes, tree-lined blocks, and a strong sense of community, anchored by the bustling Ditmars Boulevard commercial strip.
The housing stock here is diverse but lower-density than central Astoria. You will find extensive rows of brick two-family houses, semi-detached homes, and small pre-war apartment buildings. It is highly sought after by those who want the Astoria vibe but with more space and easier parking. Prices reflect the high demand for this "best of both worlds" location.
Ditmars Steinway feels more settled and residential. It is popular with young families and long-time residents. Ditmars Boulevard is a fantastic main street, lined with Greek tavernas, trendy cafes, and boutiques. It is lively without being chaotic, offering a sophisticated but approachable nightlife and dining scene.
The neighborhood is served by the last stop on the N and W trains at Ditmars Blvd. This guarantees a seat during the morning commute. The Q69 and Q101 buses run through the area. It is also close to the Grand Central Parkway for drivers, though street parking can still be competitive.
Being adjacent to Astoria Park is a massive perk. Residents have easy access to the pool, track, and river views. The neighborhood has excellent shopping options, from traditional butchers to modern organic markets. Schools are well-regarded and within walking distance.
Ditmars Steinway is best for professionals and families who want the culture and convenience of Astoria but prefer a quieter, more residential streetscape.

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