40-35 Ithaca St

A low-rise prewar condominium built in 1937, the building rises six stories and contains 13 residential units. Its masonry façade and period proportions reflect the neighborhood's 1930s stock; interiors combine original scale with many modern upgrades. Units commonly offer hardwood floors, eat-in kitchens, formal dining or living/dining layouts, generous closets, and features such as cathedral ceilings in select homes. Kitchens frequently include granite or marble counters and stainless-steel appliances; some layouts place a master suite on the ground level. Common building elements are modest and practical: an elevator, entrance foyer, secured mailbox area, and low-flow plumbing fixtures. On-site management and building-level security measures are referenced in listings, and the property maintains controlled access and CCTV in many units' descriptions. Heat and water are often included in the common charges, and overall maintenance appears steady given repeated notes of excellent condition and low common fees. Situated in Elmhurst/Jackson Heights transit corridor, the address places residents within a short walk of the 7, E, F, M, and R subway lines plus multiple bus routes and quick access to LaGuardia-bound buses. Neighborhood amenities include supermarkets, restaurants, Elmhurst Hospital, Queens Center Mall, a farmers market and playgrounds — supporting both everyday errands and a lively, urban community lifestyle.