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Sunnyside blends the planned garden-city streets of Sunnyside Gardens — one of America's first planned communities — with the energy of Queens Boulevard and Skillman Avenue. The neighborhood's landmark arch at 46th Street welcomes residents home, and its cafe-lined avenues give it a relaxed, neighborly feel.
With the 7 train running through its heart, Sunnyside is a favorite among renters who want a short commute and a genuine neighborhood atmosphere.
Getting Around
- 7 train at 40th Street–Lowery Street and 46th Street–Bliss Street
- Bus service along Queens Boulevard and Skillman Avenue
- Quick access to the Queensboro Bridge and Long Island Expressway
Shopping & Dining
- Skillman Avenue's cafes, bakeries, and restaurants
- Queens Boulevard's shops, markets, and services
- Greenpoint Avenue's growing dining row
Local Attractions
- The Sunnyside Arch at 46th Street and Queens Boulevard
- Sunnyside Gardens Park and the historic district's courtyards
- Lou Lodati Park's renovated playgrounds and courts
Rentals in Sunnyside
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