34-11 93Rd St

The Brulene is a six-story, mid-20th-century cooperative built in 1955 and sited in Jackson Heights. The masonry structure contains 26 principally two-bedroom units arranged around interior corridors and accessed by an elevator. Architecturally modest and era-typical, the building’s exterior includes planted gardens, three small private courtyards, and a playground that organize outdoor resident spaces and create layered semi-private landscapes. Inside, many apartments feature traditional finishes—hardwood floors, crown moldings, decorative radiator covers, recessed lighting and built-in shelving—alongside renovated kitchens with granite or Corian counters and stainless-steel appliances in select units. Common areas include a gym, laundry room, party room, bicycle storage, designated resident storage in the basement, and on-site garage parking managed by a wait list. The coop’s operations bundle utilities into monthly maintenance; governance requires board approval and a 20% down payment for purchases. Building rules limit subletting but permit small pets; additional resident services are limited to shared amenities rather than staffed concierge functions. Located steps from Junction Boulevard and 37th Avenue retail, the property sits within a dense, transit-rich neighborhood with shops, schools, houses of worship and multiple subway and bus connections.