1922 Mcgraw Ave

A six-story cooperative built in 1929, this mid-rise in Parkchester presents classic prewar proportions with Art Deco-era massing and a masonry façade. The property is composed mainly of one-bedroom residences organized around double-loaded corridors and served by an elevator added in recent decades. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, and eat-in or galley kitchens finished with quartz or granite counters and stainless appliances in renovated units; some homes retain marble or original trim details. Building-level conveniences include a staffed superintendent, shared laundry facilities in the basement, limited storage options with a wait list, centralized mailboxes, and 24-hour video security in portions of the building. Systems upgrades cited across listings include a modernized elevator, newer laundry machines, and completed capital projects that speak to ongoing maintenance. The co-op maintains an oil-fired heating system and enforces typical co-op governance and board approval processes; cats are allowed with board permission in many units. Located on a tree-lined block in the Parkchester neighborhood, the building sits within walking distance of the #6 subway, multiple express bus routes to Manhattan, extensive retail and dining along nearby corridors, schools, and medical services, making it a transit- and amenity-rich address for city commuters.