144-11 Sanford Ave

A mid-century, six-story cooperative built in 1951 containing 18 units, primarily one-bedroom layouts and a number of larger two-bedroom corner apartments. The masonry façade sits on a tree-lined residential block in central Flushing; a modest landscaped courtyard provides a planted buffer to the street. Interiors typically feature eat-in kitchens, formal dining or combined living/dining rooms, hardwood floors, and windowed kitchens and bathrooms in many units. The property includes practical building-level amenities: an elevator, shared laundry in the basement, and on-site parking accessible by a waiting list. Management is traditional co-op governance with subletting permitted after an owner-occupancy period (commonly two years). Pet policies and specific service contracts vary by coop rules but the building’s scale supports a neighborhood-oriented lifestyle rather than full-service luxury. Transit access is one of the building’s strong locational assets — several bus lines, the 7 train at Main Street and LIRR stations are within walking distance — and the immediate area offers dense retail, supermarkets, restaurants, and neighborhood parks typical of downtown Flushing.