34-20 Parsons Blvd

A six-story, mid-20th-century co-op in Flushing built in 1962, this 29-unit property is primarily configured with one-bedroom residences and a small number of larger layouts. The building’s exterior is straightforward and residential in scale; interiors emphasize practical layouts and higher-than-average ceilings for units of this vintage. Typical apartment features include eat-in kitchens with islands or ample counter space, marble or quartz counters, multiple closets including walk-ins in some units, and formal dining or foyer areas. Common areas have been updated over time: a renovated lobby with security, a modern elevator, laundry on the lobby level, and activity/gym space for residents. Onsite management and a live-in superintendent support day-to-day upkeep; maintenance fees commonly include heat, water, and hot water, with electricity billed separately. Additional resident conveniences noted in listings are garage parking via waitlist, mailbox services, a private garden and provisions for subletting after a restricted period. The building sits within walking distance of downtown Flushing’s transit hubs, retail corridors and grocery options, making it accessible for commuters and errands while retaining a low-rise neighborhood feel.