37-21 80Th St

This is a six-story pre-war co-op constructed in 1929 in the Jackson Heights neighborhood. The masonry building presents a traditional low-rise profile typical of its era and contains one-bedroom apartments and studios arranged around corridors with elevator access. Interiors retain pre-war characteristics: high ceilings, large windows, hardwood floors, and tall closet doors; many units have been updated with renovated kitchens featuring stone or quartz counters, stainless steel appliances and the occasional kitchen island or eat-in space. Common areas include an entrance foyer, an elevator bank (two elevators reported in listings), a laundry room in the basement, on-site storage, a live-in superintendent and security cameras. A small playground sits outside, and street trees and nearby pocket parks contribute to the residential streetscape. The building’s location is highly transit-oriented: roughly two blocks from the 7 train (82nd Street) and within a short walk of the Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue hub (E/F/M/R), plus plentiful neighborhood retail, restaurants and services. Pet policies and exact parking arrangements vary by unit; some listings highlight immediate subletting potential and sponsor-unit options that alter board requirements.