136-05 Sanford Ave

This six-story masonry residential building in downtown Flushing dates to 1929 and contains primarily one- and two-bedroom apartment homes. The architecture reflects early 20th-century urban walk-up styling with tall ceilings and plentiful windows; many units receive south and east light. Interiors typically feature hardwood floors, separate or eat-in kitchens, formal living/dining layouts and multiple closets. Common elements include an elevator, shared laundry in the basement, and units marketed sold as-is under existing offering plans. Street-level access opens to a dense commercial corridor with immediate access to transit, retail and services. On-site parking is not typical; street and nearby municipal options serve residents. Pet policies and building-managed services vary by unit and offering; buyers should confirm management rules and maintenance terms. The building’s central location places it steps from the #7 subway, multiple bus lines, the LIRR, supermarkets, restaurants, pharmacies and public institutions, supporting a highly walkable, transit-oriented lifestyle in one of Flushing’s busiest neighborhoods.