113-15 34Th Ave

A midcentury, six-story cooperative constructed in 1953, this low-rise residential property is composed predominantly of one-bedroom floor plans with occasional two-bedroom layouts in listings. The façade and massing are utilitarian and simple, reflecting postwar neighborhood-scaled development rather than architectural ornament. Interior units commonly feature original or refinished hardwood floors, eat-in or efficiency kitchens, walk-in and built-in closets, and ceiling fans; many listings note windows on multiple exposures that bring daylight and cross-ventilation. Shared building elements include an elevator, entrance foyer, a basement laundry room, rentable storage and bicycle storage, and a refurbished clubhouse with kitchen and bathroom. Grounds and building operations emphasize daily convenience: on-site super/porter, in-grounds security guards, and a live-in superintendent; maintenance often covers a mandatory cable package. Parking exists but is managed via waitlists for garage and lot spaces. Pet and subletting policies are restrictive in many units, and several listings note owner-occupancy requirements. The location sits within Corona near Northern Boulevard and the Grand Central Parkway, within walking distance of the 7 train and bus routes, and a short stroll to Citi Field and Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, positioning the building for easy transit, airport access, and neighborhood retail and dining.