25-34 Crescent St

A mid-century, six-story cooperative built in 1965 comprising 16 residences, the property projects a low-rise, community-oriented profile typical of Astoria’s residential streets. Units range from studios to three-bedroom layouts, many with hardwood floors, eat-in kitchens or semi-separate kitchens, and private balconies; several listings note corner and top-floor apartments with extended views. Common interior features include an elevator, entry foyer, in-house laundry, and a live-in superintendent; some recent building investments cited are a new elevator and ongoing maintenance that contribute to solid financials. Storage lockers and indoor parking exist but are managed via waitlists. The building’s exterior offers modest balconies and straightforward brick façade lines set within a primarily residential block close to Astoria Park. Pet policies vary by unit listing but multiple notices indicate restrictions; subletting and financing terms have been described as favorable in several listings, with 80% financing and flexible sublet allowances subject to board approval. Proximity to the N and W trains, local retail, and medical services positions the co-op for commuters and families seeking convenient neighborhood amenities.