43-10 Kissena Blvd

This is a 17-story concrete high-rise completed in 1961 and configured primarily as co-op apartments with one- and two-bedroom layouts. The exterior reads as a midcentury residential tower with balconies on many units and a practical footprint set in downtown Flushing. Units feature traditional interior elements such as eat-in and galley-style kitchens, marble or granite counters, hardwood floors, generous closet space including walk-ins, formal dining or living/dining combos, enclosed terraces, and first-floor bedroom/bathroom options in some layouts. Common areas and services emphasize day-to-day convenience: a part-time doorman, two elevators, on-site super and maintenance staff, central laundry, bike and storage rooms (waiting lists for some storage), a meeting/ping-pong room, and an on-site garage with both indoor and outdoor parking. The building operates with low maintenance fees that reportedly include utilities, and it maintains a private playground for residents. Located in the heart of Flushing, the property sits within walking distance of Main Street retail, restaurants, transit options (7 train, LIRR, express buses), parks including Queens Botanical Garden and Flushing Meadows Corona Park, and neighborhood schools and supermarkets. Pet and exact pet-policy specifics are not listed in representative information. Overall the building projects a family-friendly, well-maintained, financially stable cooperative environment with abundant storage and amenity support for urban suburban living.