44-11 Macnish St

A mid-century, six-story cooperative apartment building constructed in 1951, Elmhurst Gardens offers primarily one-bedroom residences and a handful of smaller studio or two-bedroom layouts across modest floorplates. The façade and massing are typical of postwar urban residential blocks: a low-rise profile set back slightly from the sidewalk with street-level plantings and multiple entry points. Interiors emphasize practical living: apartments feature eat-in kitchens, entrance foyers, recessed lighting, quartz or quartzite counters in renovated units, and durable hardwood floors. Public systems include an elevator serving all floors, on-site superintendent services, and basement laundry facilities. Common building operations are co-op governed with relatively low maintenance structures that historically bundle utilities and real estate taxes into the monthly fee for many units. Parking is available via an on-site garage but typically managed on a waiting-list basis and may carry additional fees. Pet and sublet policies are subject to co-op rules; listings indicate subletting after a few years is possible in some units and occasional sponsor-direct offerings bypass board approval. The block-level location places the property in central Elmhurst within a short walk to Broadway’s shopping corridor and immediate access to the M and R subway lines and the Q53 bus, supporting easy commutes into Manhattan and abundant neighborhood retail and restaurants.