216-10 77Th Ave

A mid‑century, six‑story co‑op constructed in 1951, this elevator-served residential building contains primarily one‑bedroom apartments arranged around common corridors. Architectural character is modest and functional: brick façades, regular window bays and a low‑rise scale that fits the surrounding residential neighborhood. Interiors typically feature hardwood floors, eat‑in or efficient kitchens, formal living/dining combinations in larger units, and deceptively generous closets; some apartments show updates such as renovated bathrooms and modern appliances. Shared amenities focus on everyday convenience rather than luxury — an on‑site superintendent, laundry room, small courtyard, and a community lounge are available to residents. Limited resident parking is offered for a monthly fee and the building allows unit subletting after an initial ownership period subject to board approval. Pet policies and specific co‑op board requirements vary; maintenance fees commonly cover most building utilities except electricity. Located in Oakland Gardens, the property sits within School District 26 and places residents close to Alley Pond Park, local shops, libraries, supermarkets, and express bus routes into Manhattan, with easy access to major highways.