Dorie Miller Cooperative

Dorie Miller Cooperative is a six-story midcentury co-op built in 1953 that contains 13 residential units, primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts and occasional three-bedroom flats. The brick-faced structure presents modest, garden-oriented grounds with a shared building garden and well-maintained exterior landscaping. Interiors vary by unit condition and vintage: many apartments retain hardwood floors and original footprints with living/dining combinations, hall closets and efficient kitchens; some units have been updated with renovated kitchens and bathrooms. The property includes an entrance foyer, an elevator serving all floors, a ground-floor laundry room, bicycle and storage space, and an on-site clubhouse with a small kitchen and bathroom. Building services historically include in-person security and grounds maintenance; heat and water have been included in some offerings. Parking is limited and managed as off-street spaces available by waitlist and fee. The co-op enforces strict occupancy rules in several listings — no pets and no subletting are commonly noted — and units are sold subject to co-op board approval. Located in Corona, Queens, the building sits within short walking distance of the 7 train, local bus routes (including the Q66), Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, Citi Field and regional roadways such as the Grand Central and Van Wyck corridors, positioning it for convenient access to transit, recreation, and neighborhood retail and schools.