Home to Sunnyside Gardens, a National Historic Landmark planned community built around shared interior courtyards, quieter than its more well-known neighbors Astoria and Long Island City.
Built around a historic planned community that's stayed genuinely residential.
Sunnyside Gardens, designated a National Historic Landmark, was built in the 1920s around the idea of shared interior courtyard space rather than private backyards, and many of these blocks remain remarkably intact today.
The neighborhood has stayed noticeably quieter than nearby Long Island City and Astoria despite similar transit access, and Queens Boulevard's commercial corridor serves the residential blocks on either side of it.
Deep cleaning for Sunnyside Gardens homes and standard apartments alike.
Pickup service built around Sunnyside's mixed building stock.
Fabric-safe cleaning for apartments of any building age.
In-place cleaning for Sunnyside's classic layouts.
Sanitizing treatment for bedrooms in homes of any size.
Mobile detailing available throughout Sunnyside.
Courtyard-facing entrances and standard building facades alike.
Hand-washing and fiber testing for Persian and antique rugs.
Sunnyside Gardens, one of the first planned garden communities in the entire country, sometimes holds rugs and furniture with real documented history tied to the neighborhood's original architectural vision. We approach these historic properties with the same care we'd bring to any genuinely significant planned community.
A genuinely diverse population lives throughout the rest of Sunnyside, and we regularly work with rug traditions from a real range of backgrounds within the same few blocks, treating each household's tradition with individual respect.
Once you book, we confirm whether your home sits within the historic Gardens district, and courtyard access common throughout these historic buildings is something we coordinate as standard practice. We're also happy to hear about any specific cultural tradition behind a piece.
The reason to book with us in Sunnyside: we understand what's actually significant about this historic planned community while also genuinely respecting the diverse traditions found throughout the rest of the neighborhood. That range across both architecture and culture is what makes booking with us straightforward here.
The 7 train serves Sunnyside along Queens Boulevard, with stops at 40th Street, 46th Street, and 52nd Street, giving the neighborhood direct access into Manhattan despite its quieter, more residential character.
Sunnyside Gardens' shared courtyards and low-rise attached homes sit just blocks from Queens Boulevard's busier commercial strip, creating a genuinely quiet residential pocket within easy reach of the rest of western Queens.
Family-owned, serving NYC since 1998.
Certificate of insurance ready for any building requirement.
Safe for kids, pets and allergy-sensitive homes.
Most Sunnyside addresses can be scheduled same day.
"Sunnyside Gardens home with a shared courtyard out back, and they were careful navigating the shared space."
"Quieter than my friend's place in Long Island City despite being just a few stops away."
"Standard apartment near Queens Boulevard, quick and thorough visit."
"Found out about them from a neighbor, and everything went as promised."