Laurelton Overview
Laurelton,
Queens was named after the Laurelton Land Company which first started to
develop the area. Before the development of the land the area was a beautiful serine in
environment, fill with fresh water ponds. Today, this area is primarily
residential, with one and two family homes.
Laurelton Residents & Culture
Laurelton
population grew in the early 1900's as
German, Irish, Italian and Jewish immigrants settled here with intention of
raising their children in a suburb. Today, Laurelton predominately
middle class neighborhood filled with newer immigrants from Hispanic and
Asian descent.
Laurelton Residences &
Rents
Laurelton
mostly consists of one and two-family homes in
Spanish and English Tudor styles. General rents
in the area include studio from $550-$700, one bedrooms from $750-$950, or
two bedrooms from $1050-$1200.
Laurelton
Transportation & Commuting
In Laurelton you can catch the
Long Island Rail Road, at 225th Street and 141st Road which should get you
to Penn Station in 35 minutes. |
