43-35 Union St

A mid-century six-story cooperative built in 1954, this low-rise residential block contains primarily one-bedroom homes with layouts that emphasize natural light and practical living. The façade and massing reflect postwar vernacular masonry construction with modest decorative detailing; common circulation includes an elevator and corridor access to units. Interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens, living/dining combinations, hardwood flooring, multiple windows per room, and first-floor units with convenient full baths and bedrooms. Shared building services typically cover utilities within a monthly maintenance fee, and laundry and both indoor and outdoor parking are available on a waiting list. The property sits in central Flushing, adjacent to Kissena Boulevard and Union Street, placing residents within walking distance of restaurants, groceries, schools, and multiple transit options. The building’s scale, utility-included maintenance, and straightforward unit types cater to residents seeking practical, transit-oriented urban living in a well-served neighborhood.