1-bedroom apartment for rent in Astoria, Queens

26-10 18th Street #13

Astoria, Queens, NY 11102

  • 1 bed
  • 1 bath
  • Available now

Amenities

  • City view
  • Fios available
  • Live-in super
  • Skyline view
  • View

From the listing

Bright & Versatile 1 Bed (Flex 2 / Home Office) | LIC - Astoria| $2,500/Monthly Welcome Home To Apt #13 — A Sun-Drenched, Top-Floor Residence Offering Incredible Value And Layout Flexibility In Prime Long Island City! Apartment Highlights: - Flex Layout: 1 Bed + Bonus Room For Home Office, Storage, Or Flex 2nd Bed - Renovated Kitchen: White Cabinets, Marble-Look Counters & Electric Range - Modern Bath: Floor-To-Ceiling Marble-Style Tile & Full Tub - Fresh Finishes: Light Oak Flooring & Fresh Paint Throughout - Top Floor: Quiet 4th-Floor Walk-Up With Abundant Natural Light - Utilities Included: Heat & Hot Water Included (Tenant Pays Electric Only) Location & Transit: - Subway: N / W Trains At Astoria Blvd & 30th Ave - Ferry & Bus: Q69/Q103 Buses On 21st St; Nyc Ferry At Halletts Point - Commute: Easy Access To Rfk Bridge & Grand Central Parkway Neighborhood: - Parks: Steps To Astoria Park & Socrates Sculpture Park - Dining: Minutes To 30th Ave & Broadway Cafes, Bars, And Dining - Convenience: Nearby Laundromats, Grocers, And Everyday Shops Lease Terms: Rent: $2,500/Month Utilities: Heat & Hot Water Included (Tenant Pays Electric) Pet Policy: Sorry, No Pets Allowed Total Required Fees To Rent This Unit: $20 Application Fee Per Person + 1st Month Rent +1 Month Security Schedule A Private Showing Today! Call Sanja at (347) 418-2071.

Written by Sanja Stupar. LeaseLine shows it as it appears on RentHop.

Apartment details

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Application fee
$20, required
Security deposit
$2,500, required
Rooms
5

About the building

  • Built in 1912
  • 16 apartments
  • 4 floors
  • No elevator on record

Nearest subway

Astoria Blvd (N,W)NW

  • 0.6 miles away
  • Step-free access

School zones

School district 30. From the city’s school zone maps. Zones can change from year to year, so confirm with NYC Public Schools.

12 rent-stabilized apartments

The city’s June 2026 property tax bill lists 12 of the building’s 16 apartments as registered rent-stabilized. It doesn’t say which ones, so ask the lister whether this one is. If it is, its lease must include the state’s rent stabilization rider, and once you live there you can ask the state for its rent history.

Violations and inspections

This apartment (13)
1 open violation
Heat and hot water
3 open
No open violations about
Lead paint, mold, pests, or leaks
Bedbugs
None in the owner’s 2025 filing

Renovation and building permits

This apartment (13)
Renovation permit issued in 2026
Building permits
Last issued May 2026. General construction in the last 5 years

How it compares

Per apartment, compared with 880 other apartments LeaseLine listed in Astoria in the last 90 days.

  • Open HPD violations3 open, 3 immediately hazardous

    More per apartment than 69% of Astoria apartments on LeaseLine.

  • Heat and hot water complaintsNone in the last 12 months

    None. 60% of Astoria apartments on LeaseLine have none either.

  • Noise complaintsNone in the last 12 months

    None. 31% of Astoria apartments on LeaseLine have none either.

  • Buildings Department complaints1 complaint in the last 12 months

    More per apartment than 86% of Astoria apartments on LeaseLine.

Public records from NYC Open Data and the MTA, as of October 15, 2026. Class C violations are immediately hazardous and class B hazardous. Subway distances are in a straight line, so the walk is a little longer. Permit dates are when the Buildings Department issued the permit, not when work was done. Records and reviews can be out of date, so confirm what matters to you with the lister.

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