143-40 41St Ave

A mid-century, six-story co-op erected in 1958, this neighborhood-oriented residential building offers primarily studio and two-bedroom layouts. The block-front facade and modest scale reflect postwar urban housing, with an elevator serving upper floors. Residences vary from original-condition layouts with efficiency or combo kitchens to renovated units featuring eat-in kitchens, granite or marble counters, stainless appliances and hardwood floors. Typical interiors include formal dining or living/dining combinations, open kitchen concepts, and some master-downstairs arrangements. Common elements emphasize practicality rather than luxury: low maintenance structures, secure entry with some units under sponsor/no-board arrangements, and modest building services. There is limited on-site parking; street parking and nearby public transit are primary access modes. Pet policies and on-site parking vary by unit and co-op rules. The building sits in downtown Flushing, a dense commercial-residential corridor adjacent to the #7 subway, Roosevelt Avenue, Main Street transit hub, shopping, schools and supermarkets, creating a highly walkable, transit-rich environment for daily errands and commuting.