25-18 Union St

A mid-century, six-story cooperative apartment building constructed in 1952, composed of multiple residential units arranged around common corridors and serviced by an elevator. Unit mixes are largely two- and three-bedroom co-ops with eat-in kitchens, formal dining areas, hardwood floors (often under carpet), and layouts featuring master bedrooms on the main level in some units. Kitchens commonly have granite counters and there are frequent updates such as renovated bathrooms, recessed lighting, and fresh paint in many residences. Shared building amenities include laundry facilities, storage rooms, a bike room, a fitness/health club, a party room, indoor and outdoor parking options, and outdoor recreational space with playgrounds and a basketball court. The property offers on-site conveniences such as one assigned parking space for many units and additional storage; some units list low maintenance fees that cover most utilities and tax abatements for energy and services. Pet rules vary by unit but cats are often allowed while dogs may be restricted. The building sits in the North Flushing neighborhood with direct frontage on local bus routes (Q44, Q34, Q16, Q25 and express buses to Manhattan), and is within walking distance of supermarkets (including H-Mart), library, post office, schools, and a short walk to the 7 train and LIRR. The overall character is well-maintained and practical, reflecting steady owner-occupancy and incremental interior modernizations rather than uniform luxury finishes.