Colden Houses

Colden Houses is a mid-20th-century six-story residential co-op building constructed in 1962 in downtown Flushing. The property contains primarily one-bedroom units, many of which have been renovated over time and show features like hardwood floors, updated kitchens and bathrooms, eat-in kitchen layouts, walk-in closets, and built-in storage and pantry spaces. Floors are served by an elevator, and the building offers common conveniences such as on-site laundry rooms on the ground floor and a waiting list for garage parking. Typical interior amenities mentioned in listings include formal dining or combined living/dining areas, entrance foyers, bidets in some units, and master-bedroom-downstairs or first-floor-bedroom configurations in select apartments. Building maintenance appears to be modest, with low common charges credited in several listings that include water, gas and heating. Located a block from Main Street and within a short walk of transit (including the 7 train and multiple bus lines), the property sits near neighborhood assets like Kissena Park, the Queens Botanical Garden, supermarkets, restaurants, banks and civic services. The overall character is practical, community-oriented urban housing suited to buyers seeking efficient, affordable co-op ownership in a highly walkable Flushing location.