Forest Hills Inn Apartments

Forest Hills Inn Apartments is a six-story, prewar cooperative built in 1932 and located within the planned enclave of Forest Hills Gardens. The masonry building reflects early 20th-century garden community planning and presents a modest, residential scale with landscaped courtyards and shared garden spaces. Units are primarily studios and one-bedrooms characterized by prewar details: high and beamed ceilings, oversized mullioned windows, restored moldings, wood-burning fireplaces in select homes, oak hardwood floors, and custom built-ins. Many apartments include features such as eat-in or galley kitchens with granite counters, multiple closets (including cedar and walk-in closets), dressing rooms, and windowed bathrooms. Common interior amenities emphasize traditional co-op living: a marble entrance foyer, elevator service, a live-in superintendent, part-time doorman/porter coverage, a central laundry room, fitness room, community/craft room, and shared furnished terraces. Exterior amenities center on meticulously maintained grounds — landscaped lawns, private garden courtyards, and small private outdoor spaces for some units. Pet-friendly policies are in place and on-site storage, bike room, and limited permit-based private street parking for residents are offered. The property sits on a tree-lined residential street near Station Square, a short walk to Austin Street shopping and dining, and convenient for LIRR and multiple subway lines, supporting both local errands and straightforward commutes to Manhattan.