38-25 Parsons Blvd

A mid‑20th century, seven‑story elevator co‑op built in 1962, this brick-and-masonry walk-up offers mostly one- and two-bedroom apartment layouts across a modest low‑rise footprint. Interiors reflect practical, era-appropriate planning—open living and dining areas, galley or eat‑in kitchens, hardwood floors in many units, and abundant closet space including occasional walk‑in storage. Common elements include an elevator, on‑site laundry, and a maintained lobby; building maintenance covers several utilities for many units and the co‑op structure allows financing and investor ownership per house rules. Exteriors present a straightforward residential façade lining a dense urban block in central Flushing, with street parking and nearby municipal options. The property’s location places it within easy walking distance of the 7 train, LIRR, multiple bus lines and the commercial spine of Northern Boulevard and Main Street, connecting residents to supermarkets, restaurants, schools, and parks. Management appears community‑oriented with routine upkeep; pet and specific amenity policies vary by co‑op board and unit prospectus.