1-bedroom apartment for rent in Forest Hills, Queens
68-64 Yellowstone Boulevard #B32
Forest Hills, Queens, NY 11375
- 1 bed
- 1 bath
- Available now
Amenities
- Dishwasher
- Elevator
- Fios available
- Hardwood floors
- Live-in super
- Package room
- Wheelchair accessible
From the listing
Spacious 1BR/1BA in a premier full-service elevator building at 68-64 Yellowstone Blvd! This well-proportioned home offers a functional split-bedroom layout, generous living and dining space, and an upgraded bathroom — ideal for comfortable everyday living, roommates, or a work-from-home setup. The layout maximizes privacy while maintaining an open, airy feel. The building delivers true convenience: • Elevator • Garage parking • On-site laundry • Serene private courtyards • Virtual doorman and brand-new fitness center coming soon Located in the heart of Forest Hills — one of Queens’ most desirable, tree-lined neighborhoods known for its balance of charm and accessibility. Just steps from Trader Joe’s and Yellowstone Park, and blocks from Austin Street’s shops, restaurants, cafés, and nightlife. Transit options are unmatched: • E/F/M/R at 71st–Continental (~30 minutes to Midtown) • LIRR at Forest Hills (~15 minutes to Penn Station or Grand Central) Space. Location. Convenience. Future upgrades. Message or call today to schedule your private showing. Homes with this combination move quickly!
Written by Vector New York, LLC. LeaseLine shows it as it appears on StreetEasy.
Apartment details
Confirm current terms with the lister.
- Application fee
- $20, required
- Security deposit
- $2,750, required
- Rooms
- 3
- Available on
- 2026-10-20
- New development
- No
- Furnished
- No
- Housing type
- rental
About the building
- Built in 1941
- 112 apartments
- 6 floors
- 2 elevators
- Energy Star score 88 of 100
Nearest subway
Forest Hills-71 Av (E,F,M,R)EFMR
- 0.3 miles away
- Step-free access
- 2 stations within half a mile
School zones
- Elementary school
- P.S. 196 Grand Central Parkway
- Middle school
- J.H.S. 157 Stephen A. Halsey
School district 28. From the city’s school zone maps. Zones can change from year to year, so confirm with NYC Public Schools.
10 rent-stabilized apartments
The city’s June 2026 property tax bill lists 10 of the building’s 112 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
HPD counts violations by topic for the whole tax lot, which may include other buildings.
- Lead paint
- 3 open
- Pests
- 3 open
- Leaks
- 5 open
- No open violations about
- Mold or heat and hot water
- Bedbugs
- None in the owner’s 2025 filing
Renovation and building permits
- Building permits
- Last issued September 2024. General construction, sidewalk shed, and supported scaffold in the last 5 years
How it compares
Per apartment, compared with 219 other apartments LeaseLine listed in Forest Hills in the last 90 days.
- Open HPD violations24 open, 8 immediately hazardous
More per apartment than 69% of Forest Hills apartments on LeaseLine.
- Heat and hot water complaints9 complaints in the last 12 months
More per apartment than 80% of Forest Hills apartments on LeaseLine.
- Noise complaints4 complaints in the last 12 months
More per apartment than 76% of Forest Hills apartments on LeaseLine.
- Buildings Department complaints1 complaint in the last 12 months
More per apartment than 75% of Forest Hills 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.
About this listing
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