137-05 Franklin Ave

A six-story cooperative built in 1950, this mid-rise in Flushing offers primarily studio apartment configurations within a modest, well-maintained structure. The façade and massing reflect mid‑century multi-family construction scaled to a neighborhood block; common exterior features include individual balconies on some units and centralized mailboxes. Interiors commonly provide eat-in or efficiency kitchens, open layouts that combine living and dining areas, primary bathrooms and occasional walk-in closets; several listings note renovated corner units with plentiful windows and exposures to the east, south and west. Building services and shared spaces cater to everyday convenience: an elevator, coin-operated laundry, and a part-time doorman reported in some listings. Operationally the co-op highlights low maintenance fees that typically include many utilities, a conservative financial profile, and a board approval process that permits purchases for parents by adult children. Location is a defining asset — a short walk to Main Street, the #7 subway, the LIRR, buses, supermarkets, restaurants and the Queens Botanical Garden — creating an urban, transit-oriented living experience within central Flushing.