35-36 76Th St

A well-preserved prewar cooperative completed in 1939, this six-story brick building occupies a tranquil, tree-lined block in Jackson Heights’ historic district. The property is primarily one-bedroom residences configured with gracious entry foyers, separate dining areas, sunken or expansive living rooms and tall ceilings that showcase original moldings, arches and refinished hardwood floors. Many units feature windowed kitchens with pantry or butler’s pantry spaces, granite or quartz counters, stainless appliances and built-in shelving; bathrooms often retain classic tilework or have been sensitively renovated with modern fixtures. Common elements include an impressive art-deco foyer, two elevator banks, a wide porch and an interior landscaped garden/courtyard that extends along the rear of the lot. Building services and support amenities comprise a live-in superintendent, laundry rooms, a small gym/rec room, children’s playroom, bike storage (fee), waitlisted additional storage, and compact trash chutes on each floor. Financially the co-op reports low monthly maintenance with heat and water included, no current assessments, no flip tax, and typical board policies permitting subletting after two years and up to 80% financing with approval. Pet rules are restrictive (cats generally allowed; dogs commonly prohibited). The location puts residents steps from Travers Park, the Roosevelt Avenue transit hub (E, F, M, R, 7 trains), diverse restaurants and a year-round greenmarket, blending neighborhood calm with easy city access.