43-43 Kissena Blvd

A mid-century, six-story brick condominium constructed in 1958, located in downtown Flushing. The property is primarily composed of studio units alongside larger convertible one- and two-bedroom floorplans found in representative listings. Architecturally straightforward, the building features a traditional masonry façade, regular window bays and private balconies on select corner residences. Interiors commonly include eat-in or efficiency kitchens, formal dining/living arrangements in larger units, granite or marble counters in renovated kitchens, ample storage and multiple closets; some apartments offer first-floor or master-downstairs layouts and renovated full bathrooms. Common systems include elevator access and central utilities with common charges reported to cover heat, cooking gas, hot and cold water, and trash removal. Shared building amenities are minimal but practical: balconies, on-site storage and limited indoor garage parking for some units. Pet policies and concierge services are not indicated. The location is the building’s primary asset — immediate walking proximity to the 7 train, LIRR and frequent bus routes, with supermarkets, restaurants, libraries and medical services nearby. The condominium appeals to buyers seeking compact, transit-oriented homes with modest monthly carrying costs and periodic updated interiors rather than a luxury amenity program.