215-19 48Th Ave

A low-rise cooperative constructed in 1950, this three-story garden-style property contains primarily two-bedroom residences arranged over ground and upper levels. The architecture is modest midcentury suburban: brick-clad façades, courtyard entrances, and stepping rooflines that prioritize light and simple scale rather than ornament. Interiors typically present hardwood floors beneath carpeting, eat-in and galley kitchen layouts—some recently modernized with granite countertops, stainless appliances, cherrywood cabinetry, and wine coolers—and classic prewar details such as high ceilings and defined foyer and formal dining areas. Many units include first-floor bedrooms and full baths, walk-in closets or plentiful built-in storage, and windows in every room that open to landscaped courtyards or street vistas. Common building features are practical and resident-focused: in-building laundry, assigned garage parking (waitlist applies), on-site storage rooms, and shared laundry/utility spaces. The cooperative’s governance includes standard maintenance that commonly covers heat and hot water; some sponsor units have been offered with no board approval required. Pet and sublet policies vary by unit and offering; some listings note restrictions. Located in Oakland Gardens/Bayside within School District 26, the property sits near Bell Boulevard’s retail corridor, public transit access including Bayside LIRR and multiple bus routes, neighborhood parks and local services, delivering a quiet, family-oriented suburban urban edge for everyday living.