29-09 137Th St

A mid-century, six-story cooperative building in Flushing constructed in 1957, offering primarily one-bedroom layouts alongside occasional larger units. The façade and massing are characteristic of postwar residential blocks—modest scale, brick cladding, and a reserved street presence—serving a dense neighborhood context. Residences typically feature hardwood floors, eat-in kitchens, walk-in closets, ceiling fans, and some original natural woodwork; many units have been updated with modern cabinetry, stainless appliances, recessed lighting and renovated bathrooms while retaining practical floor plans and generous storage. Common areas include a maintained lobby, an elevator, on-site superintendent, shared laundry, bike and storage rooms, and limited indoor/outdoor parking (waitlists common). Building systems emphasize low operating costs for residents: maintenance fees frequently cover heat, hot water, gas and electricity. Pet policies and services vary by unit and co-op rules. Located within walking distance of major shopping, supermarkets, schools and multiple local and express bus lines, the building provides straightforward access to I-678 and commuter routes to Manhattan and Long Island, fitting a neighborhood oriented to everyday convenience rather than high-rise luxury.