33-38 Parsons Blvd

This six-story prewar cooperative in Flushing, built in 1937, offers primarily one-bedroom layouts alongside larger junior-four configurations and occasional two-bedroom units. The masonry façade and modest setback reflect neighborhood-scaled urban architecture of the 1930s; interiors blend original prewar proportions—high ceilings and defined living and dining rooms—with renovated kitchens and baths in many units. Common areas include an elevator, entrance foyer, and traditionally configured corridors; several apartments, including corner exposures, provide abundant natural light and multiple windowed rooms. Unit finishes vary from marble counters and eat-in kitchen arrangements to granite surfaces and newer appliances; some apartments feature first-floor/master-downstairs arrangements and in-unit washer hookups. The building operates as a coop with relatively low maintenance fees, limited on-site services, and a practical pet and subletting posture that has allowed occasional subleases. Street-level access places residents within easy walking distance of Northern Boulevard, Main Street transit connections (7 train, LIRR) and multiple bus lines, plus neighborhood supermarkets, restaurants and late-night shops that characterize this busy Flushing corridor.