167-10 Crocheron Ave

Winston House is a six-story pre-war cooperative built in 1938 in North Flushing. The masonry façade and traditional proportions reflect its era; interiors emphasize high ceilings, hardwood floors, and classic millwork. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts with features commonly found in earlier construction such as generous foyers, formal dining or eat-in kitchens, sunken living rooms in some units, and tall windows that bring abundant natural light. Many apartments show layered updates—renovated kitchens with granite or stainless finishes alongside original details like cathedral ceilings, decorative chandeliers, and brick accent walls. Common building amenities are modest and practical: elevator service, a staffed mailbox area, and building storage/closet configurations; maintenance is described as low. Policies and services lean co-op–standard: pet-friendly rules, subletting permitted after a residency period, and straightforward board procedures for resales. The site occupies a residential block close to the LIRR and multiple bus routes, with storefronts, restaurants, parks and neighborhood shopping within easy walking distance. The building’s scale and setting make for a quieter, community-focused living experience in a transit-accessible pocket of Flushing.