29-08 139Th St

A midcentury, six-story cooperative constructed in 1955, this low-rise elevator building in Flushing contains primarily two-bedroom apartment layouts with occasional three- and one-bedroom variations. The exterior presents a modest, residential scale consistent with 1950s neighborhood blocks; landscaping and street trees soften its approach and on-street parking and managed resident parking are typically available. Units often feature traditional interior elements—hardwood floors, formal living and dining areas, eat-in kitchens with granite counters, windowed baths, ample closet storage and chandeliers in select apartments. Common infrastructure includes an elevator, shared laundry and storage rooms, and a reputation for low monthly maintenance fees that in many cases cover utilities (water, heat, gas, electric). The co-op overlay brings review requirements: restrictions such as limited or no subletting, credit and reserve standards, and possible flip taxes appear in offering plans. The building’s location places it within walking distance of Main Street retail, supermarkets, transit options, schools, post office and parks, supporting a neighborhood-centered lifestyle for owner-occupants.