216-10 77Th Ave

A mid-century, six-story cooperative built in 1951, this small-scale residential property contains 11 units arranged around a modest common core. The brick-clad structure offers a straightforward low-rise profile typical of postwar suburban multifamily construction. Unit layouts are primarily one- and two-bedroom co-ops with hardwood floors, eat-in kitchens, formal dining or living/dining combinations, and at least some units featuring updated kitchens and bathrooms. Building systems include an elevator, on-site superintendent, common laundry room and a community/lounge room available by request. Exterior and site features include a small courtyard and limited resident parking (assigned spaces available for a monthly fee). The cooperative maintains a board-approval process and relatively low maintenance fees; some units allow subletting after a set period. Located in Oakland Gardens, the property is within walking distance of schools (zoned to District 26 schools such as PS 188 and PS 205), neighborhood parks including Alley Pond Park, public transit with express buses to Manhattan, and local retail and services. Pet policies vary by unit/board rules. The building’s scale and amenity mix reflect a focus on straightforward, community-oriented suburban living rather than high-end luxury.