150 Burns Apt Corporation

150 Burns Apt Corporation is a six-story prewar cooperative completed in 1932 and sited within the landmarked Forest Hills Gardens enclave. The building’s architecture reflects the Grosvenor Atterbury aesthetic common to the Gardens: masonry façade, Tudor-inspired details, and a welcoming flagstone-and-stained-glass lobby. Unit mix ranges from studios to large seven-bedroom apartments, with common features in many residences such as high ceilings, hardwood floors, recessed lighting, eat-in and chef’s kitchens with quartz counters or islands, formal dining rooms, and in some units cathedral ceilings or master suites on the main level. The property offers an elevator, updated laundry facilities, and modernized building systems including a phone-linked video intercom and refurbished elevators. Exterior provisions emphasize private outdoor space at the unit level rather than shared outdoor amenities; many apartments face manicured private parks and tree-lined streets. Operationally the coop includes on-street resident parking by permit at a nominal annual fee, and maintenance commonly covers heat, hot water, cooking gas, cable and internet. The building sits steps from Austin Street retail, the Forest Hills Gardens Community House and its programming, the LIRR at Station Square and E/F subway service, offering a quiet, village-like residential setting with direct access to urban transit, shops, and recreational options.