141-16 25Th Rd

A low-rise, mid-20th-century cooperative building set in North Flushing, this six-story brick property was completed in 1952 and contains about 25 units primarily configured as one- and two-bedroom co-ops. The exterior reads as a modest, well-maintained postwar residential block with practical outdoor space that includes a basketball court and landscaped grounds. Common-area features reflect long-term resident use: an elevator serving all floors, on-site laundry and storage rooms, and a live-in superintendent with a management office. Units typically present hardwood floors, eat-in or windowed kitchens—many renovated with modern appliances—formal dining areas, generous closets, and windowed bathrooms; some lower-floor apartments offer first-floor bedrooms or master-downstairs layouts. Maintenance appears to be comprehensive in most units, frequently covering heat, hot water, gas and electricity, and the building operates with an owner-occupied focus and restrictive sublet policy. Parking is available outdoors, often included or offered at low additional cost. Located steps from local bus routes and express buses to Manhattan, the building sits within walking distance of shops, supermarkets, schools, library and other neighborhood services, supporting a convenient, family-oriented residential lifestyle.