144-07 Sanford Ave

A six-story cooperative constructed in 1951, this mid-rise Flushing property contains one- and two-bedroom residences arranged in a traditional elevator-served layout. The masonry façade and modest scale reflect mid-20th-century neighborhood buildings; interiors typically include formal living/dining areas, eat-in kitchens, and generous closet space. Many units feature hardwood floors, multiple exposures and windowed kitchens and bathrooms; some apartments have been fully renovated with contemporary cabinetry, stone countertops and stainless appliances. Shared components include an elevator, common laundry, a planted courtyard and a resident parking program managed by waitlist. Maintenance commonly bundles heat and water. The building occupies a tree-lined residential block a short walk from Main Street’s dense retail corridor and the 7 train at Main Street/Flushing, with nearby buses, schools, parks and LIRR access. Pet and subletting rules vary by coop board; board approval is required for purchasers. The overall character is practical, transit-oriented urban housing that emphasizes sizable rooms and everyday conveniences rather than high-rise luxury amenities.