34-10 94Th St

A mid-century, six-story cooperative constructed in 1954, this elevator building in Jackson Heights offers primarily two-bedroom and larger multi-room apartments across modest floorplates. The façade and massing are typical of post‑war residential blocks: brick construction with regularly spaced windows serving corner and interior units. Interiors often retain traditional details—hardwood or parquet floors, crown molding, defined dining rooms, and multiple closets—while many units show modernized kitchens with granite or quartz counters, shaker or cherry cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. Common areas include an elevator, on-site laundry, and a basement that houses private storage for each apartment. Outdoors the property is organized around professionally maintained gardens and several private courtyards with benches, tables and a play area; a small basketball court and bicycle storage support active use. Building amenities are practical rather than luxury-focused: a communal gym (fee for some offerings), a party/recreation room, and limited garage parking operated by waitlist. Policies are owner-friendly for small pets but restrict subletting; sales require roughly 20% down and co-op board approval. The location places residents close to Junction Boulevard and 37th Avenue retail corridors, convenient public transportation, schools and nearby civic destinations such as Elmhurst Hospital and Flushing Meadows–Corona Park.