33-25 90Th St

Southridge III is a mid‑century, six‑story cooperative built in 1957 that offers primarily one‑ and two‑bedroom residences across a low‑rise urban block in Jackson Heights. The architecture reads as pragmatic postwar masonry with regular window bays and a modest landscaped garden at grade; the property footprint emphasizes apartment depth and corner exposures rather than dramatic massing. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood floors beneath carpeting, eat‑in and galley kitchens with island or chef‑style layouts, formal dining areas or separate dining nooks, built‑in storage, recessed lighting, and primary suites configured on the main level in some layouts. Many units have been renovated with stone or quartz counters, updated baths with soaking tubs, and modernized kitchens while others retain original period finishes. Building services and shared spaces include an elevator, on‑site laundry with touchless pay, a residents’ community/party room, bicycle storage, storage lockers, outdoor sitting/garden and a playground for children. Garage parking is available via waitlist; video security and intercom systems are noted on some listings. The coop’s maintenance structure frequently includes most utilities, and a live‑in superintendent supports day‑to‑day operations. Located within a short walk of Northern Boulevard, 37th Avenue and the 7 train at 90th Street/Roosevelt Avenue, the building places shopping, restaurants, transit connections to Manhattan and other Queens neighborhoods within easy reach.