40 Stoner Ave

The Carlyle (40 Stoner Road) is a low-rise, three-story cooperative built in 1970 that concentrates on comfortable, apartment-style living in Great Neck Plaza. Units are predominantly one- and two-bedroom floorplans with layouts ranging from junior-four one-bedrooms to full two-bedroom, two-bath residences; many homes feature eat-in or galley kitchens, formal dining or living-dining rooms, large primary bedrooms with en suites, and generous closet storage including walk-ins. Interior finishes noted across units include hardwood floors, granite or marble counters, recessed lighting, chandeliers, ceiling fans, and some original architectural details alongside modern updates such as smart thermostats and renovated kitchens and baths. The building provides practical resident conveniences: two elevators serving all floors, laundry rooms on every level, a live-in superintendent and porter, a residents-only gym, and a backup generator. Exterior traits include private terraces or balconies for many apartments, a circular tree-lined driveway, mailbox area, and proximity to small-scale retail and park settings in the Plaza. Parking is handled via a heated indoor garage with assigned spaces issued at closing for an additional fee. Pet policy and exact service provisions vary by unit/co-op rules; the complex participates in the local park district, granting residents access to nearby pools, tennis, libraries and community programs. The Carlyle’s location places it within a short walk of the LIRR station, town shops and restaurants, and local bus routes connecting to Flushing and regional medical hubs.