215-43 48Th Ave

A low-rise cooperative built in 1950, this three-story, 12-unit property is composed primarily of two-bedroom layouts alongside a range of one- and two-bedroom resale patterns typical of mid-century suburban co-ops. The exterior reads as a modest, garden-oriented block with a shared planted courtyard that frames ground-floor and garden-facing units. Interiors preserve original mid-century details in many apartments while updated kitchens and bathrooms with granite or quartz counters and stainless appliances appear across available units. Typical unit features include eat-in kitchens, formal dining or combined living/dining areas, generous closets including walk-ins and his-and-hers arrangements, entrance foyers, and pantry storage. Common building services are minimal but practical: on-site laundry, separate storage rooms, and a waitlist for a garage parking spot; street parking is also commonly used. Building maintenance commonly covers real estate taxes, heat, and water. The co-op sits on a quiet tree-lined residential street in Oakland Gardens, a short walk from Bell and Northern Boulevards; multiple bus lines (Q12, Q13, Q27, Q31) and the Bayside LIRR station provide commuter access. The neighborhood offers a dense mix of neighborhood shops, restaurants, parks, and schools (School District 26), supporting a relaxed, family-oriented lifestyle.