28-02 Parsons Blvd

A mid-20th-century six-story cooperative built in 1955, this low-rise residential block presents a modest, utilitarian profile typical of postwar suburban New York developments. Units are primarily two-bedroom layouts alongside generous one-bedroom corner apartments; many homes feature eat-in or galley-style kitchens, formal dining areas, and first-floor or primary-bedroom-downstairs configurations. Interiors generally include hardwood floors beneath newer carpeting in some units, granite counters in renovated kitchens, windowed bathrooms and kitchens, multiple closets including walk-in or large wall-in storage, and elevator access to upper floors. Common areas and services emphasize everyday convenience: on-site laundry, a fitness room, bicycle storage, indoor and outdoor parking (garage and lot with waitlists and nominal fees), landscaped outdoor gardens and benches, and a playground. Building maintenance historically covers all utilities, contributing to predictable carrying costs. Accessibility features and a modest lobby serve residents, while unit-facing exposures (south, east, north) bring abundant natural light to many corner apartments. Located on quiet, tree-lined blocks of Whitestone/North Flushing, the property sits steps from supermarkets, schools, post office, parks and multiple bus lines offering direct routes to Flushing and express service to Manhattan, reinforcing a practical, transit-accessible suburban-urban lifestyle.