Mitchell Gardens Co-op

Mitchell Gardens Co-op is a low-rise, midcentury cooperative built in 1952 and organized across six stories with 16 residential units. The collection of one- and two-bedroom apartments reflects postwar apartment planning: eat-in kitchens, formal dining or living/dining areas, and layouts that include first-floor bedrooms and master-downstairs options. Many homes feature hardwood floors, walk-in or double-door closets, abundant windows and eastern or southern exposures that deliver bright, garden- and city-facing views. Common areas include an elevator, laundry room, storage and bike rooms, a fitness room and a small gym, plus an outdoor courtyard and playground. On-site parking is offered as a mix of outdoor spaces and a garage with a waitlist; some listings note an immediately available private parking spot. Pet policies are generally cat-friendly across multiple listings. Maintenance commonly covers utilities, and the co-op assesses a flip tax structure. The building sits in central Flushing near Union Street, steps from supermarkets such as H-Mart, transit options including local and express buses to Manhattan, libraries, post office, schools and retail corridors, supporting a walkable, everyday-needs neighborhood.