139-15 28Th Rd

A mid-century, six-story cooperative in Flushing built in 1952, this low-rise residential property contains 19 units arranged as one- and two-bedroom layouts and occasional larger corner apartments. The facade and massing reflect postwar multifamily construction scaled to a neighborhood context rather than high-rise density. Interiors typically feature hardwood flooring, eat-in kitchens and formal dining or combined living/dining plans; several units have first-floor bedrooms and full baths. The building is elevator-served and provides shared conveniences such as an on-site laundry room, storage rooms and both indoor and outdoor parking options. Outdoor common grounds include a children’s playground, a basketball court and a backyard sitting area that support family use and casual recreation. Maintenance fees are reported to include utilities and taxes; the co-op enforces owner-occupancy with no subletting and has modest pet restrictions. Located on a tree-lined residential block in north Flushing, the property sits within walking distance of supermarkets, a library, schools and frequent local and express bus routes with direct access toward downtown Flushing and Manhattan, as well as convenient highway connections.