Middle Village, NY Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Middle Village, NY

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Middle Village is a Queens neighborhood with a variety of housing options to choose from. This community is bordered to the north by Elliot Ave and Elmhurst , to the east by Woodhaven Blvd and Rego Park , to the south by Cooper Ave and Glendale and to the west by Fresh Pond Rd , Maspeth and Ridgewood. The main drag that defines Middle Village is Metropolitan Ave where you'll find butchers, hardware store, fruit markets along with other stores and restaurants. Middle Village has one of the most beloved park in Queens, Juniper Park with its own tennis courts, baseball and softball fields, two areas for children to play and much more along with a beautiful view of Manhattan skyline. If you became a Middle Village resident, you will frequently be taking the M train when travelling into Manhattan but this isn't the only option, its bus lines run through the neighborhood. Also, Middle Village is close enough to Long Island Expressway and Jackie Robison Parkway to make driving easy enough. less

Located on 79th Street between 68th Road and 69th Avenue in west central Queens, this playground takes its name from the surrounding neighborhood of Middle Village. Eliot Avenue, Woodhaven Boulevard, Cooper Avenue, the Long Island Railroad, and the Lutheran Cemetery bound Middle Village. A small portion of the neighborhood, between Woodhaven Boulevard and Richmond Hill, was developed during the 1820s as a crossroad between the rapidly emerging townships of Kew Gardens and Forest Hills. The name Middle Village refers to the neighborhood's position between the two townships. During the 1840s, famine and political unrest in Europe precipitated massive immigration to the United States. The flat land and fertile soil of Middle Village, and the industrial boom in nearby Newtown and Maspeth, were attractive to immigrants. The population grew, and in 1850 the community adopted the name Middle Village to distinguish it from Maspeth less