4240 Bowne St

A low-rise, six-story co-op building constructed in 1950 with 18 studio-configured units arranged over a compact footprint. The exterior presents a mid‑century urban rowhouse scale typical of postwar neighborhood infill in Flushing. Interiors vary by unit: many feature eat‑in kitchens, hardwood floors, high ceilings, and marble counters; several units have been renovated and converted from studios into one-bedroom layouts. Common provisions include an elevator, formal dining possibilities in larger layouts, and shared sauna access listed among amenities. The co-op operates with a flexible board policy allowing immediate subletting in many cases; pet ownership is commonly permitted. Maintenance charges often cover heat, water, cooking gas and property tax according to representative listings. Resident parking is not highlighted, reflecting the transit‑oriented location within walking distance of Main Street shopping, supermarkets, restaurants, schools and multiple public transportation options. The building’s scale, straightforward amenity set and flexible sublet rules make it a practical option for investors, owner-occupants, or families seeking central access to Flushing’s services and transit.