Holly House

Holly House is a mid-20th-century, six-story co-op in Flushing built in 1960. The walk-up/low-rise masonry structure contains primarily two-bedroom apartments along with larger one- to three-bedroom layouts found in corner units. Interiors commonly feature eat-in or combo kitchens, formal dining or living-dining configurations, multiple closets including walk-in options, entrance foyers, and finishes such as granite or quartz counters in renovated units. Many apartments receive strong southern exposure and abundant natural light; some larger homes offer unobstructed Manhattan views. Common building elements include an elevator, a shared entrance foyer and limited on-site parking available for a monthly fee. The property sits within short walking distance of supermarkets, restaurants, schools (including P.S. 24 and nearby middle schools), and multiple MTA bus routes with easy connections to Flushing–Main Street and the 7 train into Manhattan. Pet and sublet policies vary by unit and co-op rules; sponsor or no-income-check units have appeared occasionally. Maintenance levels are generally described as modest, with a mix of original and renovated residences that reflect a practical, community-oriented urban lifestyle.