Dorie Miller Cooperative

Dorie Miller Cooperative is a six‑story, midcentury cooperative building in Corona, NY built in 1953 with 26 units primarily configured as one‑ and two‑bedroom apartments. The exterior presents a modest, residential scale appropriate to its neighborhood; common exterior provisions are minimal and include mailboxes and entry points rather than ornamental landscaping or podium-level setbacks. Interior finishes in many units reflect original midcentury details—natural woodwork, hardwood floors, and some original bathrooms—alongside periodic updates such as granite counters, stainless steel appliances and renovated kitchens in select apartments. The building contains an elevator and an entrance foyer, with common services that include a laundry room, storage areas, a recreation/club room operated for a fee, bicycle storage, 24‑hour security and grounds maintenance. Parking is offered via an on‑site waitlist for both indoor garage and outdoor lot spaces. The co‑op maintains owner‑occupancy rules with no subletting in some units, and has building‑level regulations like flip taxes and monthly maintenance assessments. Located within walking distance of the 7 train, local buses, parks (including proximity to Flushing Meadows–Corona Park and Citi Field), shopping corridors and major highways, the cooperative sits in a transit‑accessible, family‑oriented part of Corona with nearby schools and neighborhood amenities.