222-89 Braddock Ave

A low-rise cooperative completed in 1964, this six-story brick-and-mortar building contains primarily studio and one-bedroom units arranged around interior corridors and served by an elevator. Architectural character is midcentury pragmatic: modest massing, simple window rhythms and functional entrances rather than ornamental detail. Apartment interiors vary widely due to owner renovations; finishes advertised across units include granite, marble and quartz counters, wood floors, and renovated bathrooms with modern fixtures. Common areas are utilitarian — a lobby-level laundry room, mailboxes at sidewalk level, and a live-in superintendent handling building maintenance. Exterior features include private entrances for some units and underground parking for residents. The coop’s rules and financial terms are mixed: sponsor units and some listings are sold no-board-approval or sponsor-financing to facilitate quick transactions, while other sales note special assessments that lapse in the mid-2020s. Pet policies are not uniform across listings; several units advertise pet restrictions or a no-pet environment. The location in Queens Village/Bellerose puts the building on multiple bus lines with direct routes to subway connections and Long Island destinations, plus nearby shopping, schools and medical centers, supporting a commuter-oriented, locally amenitized lifestyle.