32-40 89Th St

A six-story midcentury brick co-op constructed in 1952, this low-rise residential property contains a mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments arranged around light-filled corridors. The exterior presents a straightforward, masonry façade with a small landscaped courtyard that provides a modest outdoor gathering space for residents. Interiors vary by unit but commonly include eat-in or galley kitchens with modernized counters and appliances, full bathrooms, generous closet storage—including walk-in and double-rail configurations—and ceiling fans. Many apartments are corner or top-floor locations offering abundant windows and cross-breezes; several units have been renovated with crown moldings, granite or similar counters, and contemporary tile finishes. Building services and circulation are practical: an elevator serves all floors, a live-in superintendent oversees maintenance, and on-site laundry facilities support residents. Operational rules emphasize long-term occupancy: subletting restrictions apply and dogs are generally prohibited. Parking is street-based and neighborhood transit connections include multiple bus lines and easy access to Northern Boulevard. The property sits in East Elmhurst within walking distance of schools, parks, pharmacies, and a variety of restaurants and shops, creating a balanced, community-oriented urban residential environment.