29-08 139Th St

A mid-20th-century, six-story cooperative in Flushing built in 1955 that comprises 14 primarily two-bedroom residences. The masonry façade conceals a modest elevator-equipped walk-up profile common to postwar neighborhood co-ops. Units typically feature hardwood floors, eat-in kitchens with granite counters, formal dining areas, and layouts with first-floor bedroom and full-bath options in some homes. Common-area finishes include chandelier lighting in public halls and practical entries designed for family living. Building services emphasize convenience: an elevator, on-site laundry, storage rooms, and a small fitness room are among shared facilities, and parking is available on a limited, wait-list basis. Maintenance fees are reported to be low and frequently inclusive of utilities (water, gas, heat, hot water, electricity) and property tax, reflecting a cooperative operating model with rules on subletting and buyer financial qualifications. The property sits on a tree-lined residential block near Main Street Flushing amenities — shopping centers, schools, post office, parks and public transit — delivering a commuter-oriented, community-focused lifestyle within a densely serviced suburban-urban pocket of Queens.