34-20 78Th St

A six-story cooperative built in 1951, this mid-rise in Jackson Heights occupies a place within the neighborhood’s Historic District. Units are primarily one-bedroom and studio layouts with original details—refinished hardwood floors and windowed kitchens are common—alongside renovated apartments featuring stone counters, stainless-steel appliances and updated baths. The building’s façade and massing are typical of mid‑century low-rise city blocks with tree‑lined street views from many units. Common areas include an elevator, a staffed live‑in superintendent, secure electronic entry and an Amazon Hub for package delivery. Residents also have access to on-site laundry, bike storage, basement storage lockers (waitlist applies), and a communal mailbox area. Exterior amenities are minimal but include a small basketball court and on-site parking with a short waiting list and a garage option for a fee. The co-op’s policies are buyer-friendly for many: pets are permitted (board approval variations noted), subletting is allowed after a holding period, and gifting/co-purchasing are considered case-by-case. The immediate surroundings emphasize walkability—steps from Travers Park, the weekly farmers market and international restaurants—with multiple subway and bus lines within easy walking distance, making the location strongly transit-connected and neighborhood-oriented.