35-55 29Th St

The Paul Revere is a six-story pre-war cooperative in Astoria built in 1929 and composed of mid-sized residential units across roughly 36–55 units depending on reporting. The masonry façade and traditional massing reflect its era; interiors emphasize period details such as high ceilings, crown and tall-base moldings, arched doorways in some units, and original oak hardwood floors. Unit types are predominantly one-bedroom apartments with layouts that include formal dining or eat-in kitchen areas, pass-through counters, built-in pantries, and multiple closets; several homes have windowed kitchens, ceiling fans, and recessed lighting where modernized. Common areas include an elevator, a newly renovated elevator cab, an updated laundry room provided free to shareholders, rentable basement storage, a live-in superintendent, and an intercom/video entry system. The co-op is pet-friendly with flexible pet rules, has on-site building storage, and maintains a smoke-free policy. Practical features cover modern wiring for major cable/ISP providers and granite or contemporary kitchen finishes in renovated units. Located two blocks from the 36th Avenue N/W subway station with quick Manhattan access, the building sits amid Astoria’s restaurants, markets, theaters, and cultural amenities, offering an urban neighborhood lifestyle with quiet, tucked-back apartments on upper floors.