38-30 Douglaston Pkwy

A low-rise pre-war Tudor co-op set in Douglaston/Little Neck, built in 1928 and rising four stories. The masonry façade and Tudor detailing give the property a village-scale, historic character; common areas include a landscaped courtyard and on-site storage. Units are primarily two-bedroom layouts along with studios and larger multi-room apartments, many retaining original wide-plank hardwood floors, high ceilings, and working wood-burning fireplaces. Interiors commonly feature formal living and dining areas, eat-in kitchens with stone or granite counters, generous foyer entries, and period touches such as exposed brick and built-ins; some apartments have been updated with modern appliances, renovated baths, and in-unit washer/dryer hookups or central air. The building’s scale (walk-up sections and low-rise corridors) supports a more intimate residential feel rather than high-density tower living. Amenities are modest and neighborhood-oriented: courtyard access, storage, occasional dock access toward the waterfront, and on-site bicycle or building storage. Parking is neighborhood street parking and nearby commuter options; the LIRR Douglaston/Manor stations are a short walk, making Manhattan commutes feasible. Pet policies are board-governed with typical co-op restrictions; the co-op appears to be mostly equity-controlled with no flip tax on some listings. The setting emphasizes a residential, almost small-town lifestyle with proximity to parks, waterfront views in select units, and local schools and shopping within walking distance.