3425 150Th Pl

A mid-century, six-story cooperative building erected in 1962 in Flushing, NY, composed primarily of two-bedroom layouts and one-bedroom variations configured as junior fours. The façade and massing are typical of postwar low-rise urban housing, with multiple walk-up entry points and elevator service to upper floors. Interiors frequently showcase hardwood floors, eat-in or galley kitchens with marble counters in some units, formal dining areas, and original-to-era finishes updated in many apartments; typical features include primary bathrooms and abundant windows for natural light. Private outdoor space is available in the form of recessed or projecting balconies on several residences, offering neighborhood and city sightlines. Common-area provisions are modest: an elevator, lobby access, and a cooperative board governance structure with an easy-board reputation noted in listings. Parking is limited with a separate garage waitlist mentioned intermittently; subletting is permitted after two years of owner occupancy and sponsor/limited offerings have no flip tax. The building sits one block from Northern Boulevard and within short walking distance of the Murray Hill LIRR station, surrounded by restaurants, supermarkets, buses and neighborhood retail, delivering convenient transit-oriented, walkable urban living in a quiet residential pocket of Flushing.