43-25 Douglaston Pkwy

A six-story midrise co‑op built in 1961, the property occupies a residential block in Little Neck/Douglaston. The conversion-style structure contains predominantly studio and one-bedroom apartments plus some two-bedroom layouts presented in listings. Architecturally it reads as a practical suburban midcentury block with modest common areas: a staffed lobby, package room, elevator access and a live‑in superintendent. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, formal living/dining configurations or open kitchens after renovations, with fixtures ranging from marble and quartz counters to granite and stainless appliances in updated units. Many apartments include built-in storage, walk-in closets, recessed lighting, ceiling fans and occasional decorative chandeliers; a number of ground-floor plans place primary bedrooms on the first floor with full baths. Exterior assets are low-key: private balconies on select units and direct access to a dock and nearby green space rather than large landscaped grounds. Building services emphasize maintenance and resident convenience with on-site laundry, a maintenance crew, covered parking via waitlist and street parking options. The location is highly commuter-oriented—one to five minutes’ walk to the Douglaston LIRR station—positioned near shops, restaurants, Alley Pond Park and local schools, delivering a blend of suburban calm and easy transit access.