166-25 Powells Cove Boulevard #4L, Beechhurst, NY 11357

166-25 Powells Cove Boulevard #4L, Beechhurst, NY 11357

$549,000 · 1 bed · 1 bath · 1,300 sq ft · built 1963 · MLS# 1057884 · Active

Beautifully renovated 1 bedroom unit in the luxury full service Coop, The Cryder House. East facing apartment with terrace with beautiful water and bridge views. Custom tiled entrance way. Fully renovated kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Beautiful brick fireplace (electric) wall and wood floors. Custom ceilings with recessed lighting. Spacious, open layout that is great for entertaining. Custom built-in cabinetry provides extra storage. Beautifully renovated bathroom with tiled walk-in shower. Hunter Douglas window treatments. Enjoy the luxury lifestyle Cryder House has to offer. Amenities include doorman, valet…

Co-ops in ZIP 11357 sold for a median of $375,000 (typically $300,000–$420,000) across 118 recorded sales between Oct 7, 2025 and Sep 25, 2026, up 4.2% on the 12 months before. This home's $549,000 list price sits in the luxury co-op tier for ZIP 11357.

ZIP 11357 has about 5.4 months of co-op inventory — balanced market. Supply and demand are roughly even, so buyers and sellers share leverage with fair, predictable pricing.

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Beechhurst Market Trend

Over the past 2 years, Beechhurst's median sale price has been uneven, swinging between $400K and $1.18M from month to month — more a sign of a thin or mixed market than a steady, single-direction trend. The latest months have brought some easing, though prices still sit above their earlier levels in the period. Recently, homes have been selling in about 92 days. Part of why that median has moved unevenly month to month is mix shift — which property types happen to sell. The roughly $955K blended median combines very different types, so a stretch heavy on multi-family (2-4 family) (around $1.5M) versus one heavy on co-ops (around $370K) can swing the all-types figure on its own, independent of any change in value. Of 674 recent sales, single-family made up the largest share at about 47% with a median near $1.15M, co-ops about 37% near $370K, multi-family (2-4 family) about 13% near $1.5M. Because co-ops, though not the most common, is priced far enough from the rest to pull the blend down, the blended figure tends to sit below the single-family median rather than above it — so a typical single-family house has tended to sell closer to $1.15M, roughly $195K over the headline number, even though the higher-priced multi-family (2-4 family) in the mix pull the other way but at about 13% are too small a share to offset that drag. These are past medians, not predictions or guarantees, and individual properties vary widely; anyone weighing a specific property should review current comparable sales for that property type.