41-42 73Rd St

A mid-20th-century, seven-story cooperative built in 1965, this elevator-served residential building contains primarily one- and two-bedroom apartments. The exterior reads as a modest, well-maintained prewar-adjacent block with standard mailbox and exterior lighting; some units offer elevated city or treetop views from higher floors. Interiors reflect a mix of original and updated finishes: hardwood floors, eat-in or galley kitchens with granite counters in renovated units, formal dining or combined living/dining arrangements, and a range of bathroom upgrades. Common areas include an elevator, basement laundry facilities, and an on-site superintendent; garage parking is offered on a wait list. Building rules vary by unit but listings note cooperative governance with occasional no-board-approval offerings and subletting policies tied to tenure. Pet policies are restrictive in some units (no pets cited) while others suggest management discretion. The location sits within a dense transit node in Woodside, two to four blocks from Roosevelt Avenue’s major transfer hub (7, E, M, R trains) and close to buses, grocery and retail corridors, Elmhurst Hospital, and local schools, combining easy commutes with a relatively quiet residential street presence.