Dorie Miller Cooperative

The Dorie Miller Cooperative is a six-story, 18-unit midcentury co-op built in 1953 in Corona, Queens. The masonry structure contains primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts arranged around a planted courtyard; many units include eat-in kitchens, formal dining space, and built-in storage such as walk-in closets. Common interior features include an entrance foyer, elevator service, and a mix of original and updated finishes across apartments—hardwood floors recur in multiple listings while some units show modern quartz counters and stainless appliances. Exterior amenities center on shared outdoor space: a landscaped courtyard/garden, mailbox cluster, and limited on-site parking operated via a waitlist. The property provides practical resident services including on-site laundry, bicycle storage, a clubhouse with kitchen and bathroom, and a live-in superintendent. Located on Northern Boulevard, the co-op sits within walking distance of the 7 train (111th Street), multiple bus lines, and major roadways (Grand Central Parkway, Whitestone Expressway), with easy access to Citi Field and Flushing Meadows–Corona Park. The building presents a mix of move-in-ready renovated apartments and units in need of cosmetic work, appealing to buyers seeking affordability within a transit-connected Queens neighborhood.