Long Island City is now home to the most exciting art scenes. The neighborhood is dotted with late 19th- and 20th-century industrial buildings that have been transformed into galleries, museums and studios. There is a fast-growing list of must-visit restaurants, shops and performance venues. It’s home to PS1, the Museum of Modern Art’s Queens outpost, along with Socrates Sculpture Park—an open studio and outdoor gallery whose view of the NYC skyline makes it one of the City’s best picnic spots. The space LIC historic district of Dutch Kills presents LIC COZE Basement Apartment. This apartment is centered around BoHo inspiration and also high levels of comfort. There are 1.5 bedrooms. Let me explain. Main room possess a Large queen size bed and full bathroom. The Other room has the kitchen, living room, dining section, bathroom and nook with large twin size bed It posses a full kitchen with electric hot plates, sink, toaster refrigerator & microwave and an additional study nook with its own single bed that has a twin pull out underneath. A total accommodation for a family of 6 comfortably Guest access Full access to the whole basement. Private entrance and it is not shared with no one. Other things to note Electricity Usage Policy (30+ Day Stays) To help maintain fair utility costs, electricity usage up to $200 USD per reservation period/month is included in your stay. If electricity consumption exceeds $200 USD, guests will be responsible for the additional amount beyond this limit. Electricity usage may be verified through utility bills and/or meter readings during the reservation period. We kindly ask guests to conserve energy by turning off lights, air conditioning/heating, and appliances when not in use. By booking this property, guests acknowledge and agree to this electricity usage policy.