34-11 93Rd St

The Brulene is a six-story post-war cooperative built in 1955 in Jackson Heights. The masonry midrise presents a restrained, residential scale with multiple landscaped courtyards and gardens that shape its exterior character. Units are predominantly two-bedroom and convertible layouts; many apartments feature hardwood floors, detailed millwork such as crown moldings and dark wood trim, recessed lighting, built-in shelving and speakers, and eat-in kitchens with granite or Corian counters and stainless-steel appliances. Common areas include an elevator, entrance foyer, on-site laundry, and a residents’ party room. Outdoor provisions consist of three private courtyards, landscaped garden spaces with benches and tables, a playground and a basketball court. Building services and storage amenities comprise a bike room, designated basement storage for each unit, building storage areas, and an on-site garage (wait list). Resident conveniences include an affordable gym with low membership fees, optional bike storage, and utility-inclusive maintenance for many units. The cooperative allows small pets, requires board approval and typically a 20% minimum down payment, and does not generally permit subletting. Its location places residents steps from Junction Boulevard and 37th Avenue shopping, neighborhood restaurants, supermarkets, schools and multiple public transit options, offering a blend of suburban calm and urban accessibility.