144-63 35Th Ave

A mid-century, seven-story residential co-op constructed in 1967 that primarily offers one-bedroom layouts alongside occasional studios and two-bedroom units. The block-scale building presents a modest brick façade with regularly spaced windows and a street-level entry lobby served by an elevator. Interiors typically feature eat-in kitchens, hardwood floors, granite counters in renovated units, and larger living/dining configurations with abundant southern light in corner exposures. Common elements include first-floor bedrooms in some units, ample closet storage, and on-site laundry facilities located on the lower level. Management appears to maintain conservative monthly maintenance charges and a no-flip-tax policy, suggesting co-op governance with practical rules rather than luxury services. Parking is limited or street-based, with strong reliance on nearby public transit; the building sits within walking distance of Main Street, the LIRR, several subway lines and multiple bus routes. The surrounding neighborhood is Flushing’s busy commercial corridor—dense retail, restaurants, supermarkets, schools, and financial services—so daily conveniences and commuter access dominate the lifestyle offered here.