21-16 35Th St

This five-story cooperative in Astoria dates to 1923 and presents a low-rise, walk-up profile typical of early 20th-century neighborhood apartment houses. The building’s masonry exterior fronts a modest planted garden that provides shared outdoor space for residents. Interiors reflect a mix of original bones and modern renovations: units commonly feature two-bedroom layouts, eat-in kitchens with granite or quartz counters, ceiling fans, hardwood floors, and exposed brick accents in some apartments. Apartments range from recently gut-renovated homes with stainless appliances, breakfast bars and open living/dining arrangements to well-maintained classic units with efficient kitchens. Common-area provisions are minimal but practical — on-site laundry and a planted courtyard/garden are noted in listings rather than large amenity packages. The property is pet-friendly in many sponsor/condop offerings and allows varying subletting flexibility depending on unit sponsorship and board rules. Parking is not a prominent building feature; street parking and immediate access to transit are the day-to-day realities. Located close to Ditmars Boulevard and the N/Q subway at Ditmars Blvd, the building sits within walking distance of cafes, restaurants, shops and Astoria Park, offering easy commutes to Manhattan and a neighborhood-oriented urban lifestyle.