144-44 Sanford Ave

A low-rise, early 20th-century cooperative in central Flushing, this six-story walk-up dates to 1928 and contains ten primarily one-bedroom units. The masonry façade and modest scale reflect neighborhood rowhouse and pre-war multifamily character. Interiors typically retain original details—wood floors, substantial moldings, and larger-than-average room proportions—while some units have been fully renovated to include modern eat-in kitchens, granite counters, and updated baths. Several apartments offer layouts with formal living/dining areas, first-floor bedroom options, and walk-in closet space. Common features are minimal but practical: an elevator, a well-kept lobby, and restrained building management; parking is street-based and subject to neighborhood regulations. The property sits within walking distance of downtown Flushing transit hubs, shopping corridors, supermarkets, and neighborhood schools, making daily errands and commutes straightforward. Pet and sublet policies vary by co-op board; maintenance and services align with smaller, owner-managed buildings rather than luxury high-rise programs.