25-11 Union St

A six-story cooperative built in 1952, this mid-rise in Flushing contains 14 primarily one-bedroom residences arranged around a central corridor and served by an elevator. Units favor traditional layouts with formal entry foyers, separate dining areas, eat-in kitchens and generous closet space; many homes have hardwood or parquet floors and some units include updated kitchens with granite counters or renovated bathrooms. Common components include an on-site laundry room, a fitness room, resident storage and a parking lot operated by waitlist; maintenance fees commonly cover heat, electricity and other utilities. The building’s exterior and footprint are modest and residential in scale, fitting the mixed-use neighborhood fabric near shopping centers and transit; multiple listings note quiet exposures, corner units with expansive views, and easy access to buses, express service to Manhattan and nearby LIRR and subway connections. On-site management policies emphasize owner-occupancy with restrictions on subletting in some units; neighborhood services such as schools, post office, supermarkets and a public library are walkable from the property, supporting everyday convenience for residents.