111-45 76Th Ave

A six-story, prewar cooperative constructed in 1940, this Forest Hills building houses primarily two-bedroom residences arranged with layouts that echo house-like flow. Common interior features include high ceilings, archways, hardwood floors, eat-in and combo kitchens, formal dining or dining foyer spaces, foyer entrances, and oversized closets—many units show period details such as crown molding and built-in bookcases paired with modern upgrades like granite counters and energy‑efficient appliances. The building provides elevator access, secure entry, and on-site laundry in the basement; select units present cathedral or nine‑foot ceilings, sunken living rooms, and walk-in or generous primary closets. Shared life is quiet and residential: low maintenance/co-op governance, small‑dog friendliness with board approval, and a mix of owner‑occupied units with well‑maintained common areas. Street-level retail sits beneath some apartments, giving a neighborhood storefront feel without heavy commercial intrusion. Parking options are typical of the area (street and nearby lots); public transit access is exceptional, with the E/F subway and LIRR within short walking distance and frequent bus service. The building benefits from proximity to Austin Street shops, Forest Hills Gardens, West Side Tennis Club, Forest Hills Stadium, parks, schools (PS 101), and airport connections, supporting a suburban‑in‑the‑city lifestyle for residents seeking convenient, amenity-light urban living.