35-25 77Th St

The Berkeley is a prewar garden cooperative in Jackson Heights, built in 1937 and organized as a low-rise ensemble of six-story, Neo-Georgian–inspired buildings that share a large central landscaped courtyard. Architecturally the complex preserves classic prewar details: high ceilings, arched doorways and niches, oversized windows, and original hardwood floors woven into renovated residences. Units are predominantly one-bedroom layouts with sunken living rooms, formal dining or foyer areas that often double as home-office space, eat-in kitchens and multiple closets; some apartments offer first-floor bedrooms or master suites and windowed baths with both tubs and separate showers. Common building systems include elevators, a live-in superintendent and maintenance staff, on-site laundry, bike storage, and rentable private storage. Exterior amenities focus on the planted English-style garden and small private outdoor spaces accessible to certain units; a dock/garden interface is referenced in records. The coop is pet-friendly with board-regulated subletting and typical co-op financial requirements and assessments; recent renovation programs have addressed window replacement. Located within the Jackson Heights Historic District, the property sits close to 37th Avenue retail, diverse restaurants, multiple subway lines (7, E, F/M, R), bus service, parks such as Travers Park, and regional destinations like Flushing Meadows, offering a neighborhood-oriented, transit-accessible lifestyle.