25-34 Crescent St

A mid-century, six-story cooperative constructed in 1965, this low-rise multifamily property offers primarily two-bedroom layouts along with a range of one- and three-bedroom configurations created by combining or reinterpreting original plans. The façade and massing reflect straightforward postwar apartment design; units typically include eat-in kitchens, formal dining or combined living/dining areas, recessed lighting, and primary bathrooms, while many upper-floor residences open to private balconies. Common areas and services have been incrementally modernized: a recently installed elevator, in-house laundry, storage rooms and a live-in superintendent support day-to-day convenience. Building-level policies emphasize financial stability and flexible occupancy—solid co-op finances, no occupancy clause in many listings, and a waitlist system for garage parking. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors and updated kitchens and baths in renovated units; some homes retain original layouts such as first-floor bedrooms or junior four configurations. Located on Crescent Street near Astoria Park and within a short walk of the N and W train stations, the building sits in a transit-accessible, predominantly residential Astoria block with nearby green space, neighborhood restaurants, and straightforward connections to Manhattan.