160-10 89Th Ave

A mid-century, 15-story residential cooperative completed in 1961, the building presents a straightforward high-rise profile typical of postwar urban housing. Units are predominantly two-bedroom layouts alongside one-bedroom and studio configurations, many featuring eat-in kitchens, formal dining areas, walk-in closets, and primary baths; finishes noted across listings include granite and marble counters, hardwood floors, and recent kitchen and bathroom updates in some apartments. Public circulation is served by double elevators and an attended lobby; shared interiors include laundry facilities, a gym/fitness room, a residents’ party/community lounge, and storage rooms. Exterior elements are modest: private balconies off select units and street-level mailbox access. Parking options encompass both indoor and outdoor stalls managed by the co-op. Service patterns emphasize onsite staffing with a doorman/attendant presence and building management typical of full-service co-op operations. Located in Jamaica, Queens, the property sits within a dense commercial and transit hub offering close walking access to multiple subway lines, LIRR, buses and the AirTrain, plus neighborhood retail, supermarkets and eateries. The overall character blends pragmatic urban convenience with amenity support for everyday living rather than boutique luxury.