162-21 Powells Cvs Blvd

Cryder Point is a mid‑century, six‑story cooperative complex built in 1958 along the Whitestone waterfront. The property contains a mix of one‑ and three‑bedroom layouts as well as convertible configurations and junior four plans, arranged in traditional corridor buildings served by elevators and a staffed lobby. Architecturally the complex favors simple, postwar lines with brick façades, private balconies or terraces on many units, and landscaped grounds that include gardened courtyards leading toward the water. Interiors typically feature hardwood floors, eat‑in kitchens with granite counters and islands in renovated units, built‑ins, multiple closets and storage rooms, chandeliers or recessed lighting, and convenient first‑floor bedroom or primary‑downstairs layouts in some apartments. Building services and shared spaces are robust for a low‑rise property: 24‑hour doorman/concierge and package room, on‑site maintenance staff, live‑in resident manager, community rooms, playground, and storage facilities. Outdoor amenities emphasize the waterfront setting — a seasonal outdoor pool overlooking Long Island Sound, a private fishing dock and promenade, and a small private beach area — plus deeded and garage parking options (often with waitlists). The co‑op is pet‑friendly, allows pieds‑à‑terre and foreign buyers, and has relatively low maintenance fees that typically include utilities. Located near local and express bus service to Flushing and Manhattan and a short drive to the LIRR and neighborhood shopping, Cryder Point combines suburban waterfront open space with commuter access to the city.