44-69 Kissena Blvd

A mid-20th century, six-story cooperative built in 1954, this property occupies a residential block in downtown Flushing. The masonry building contains primarily two-bedroom apartment layouts alongside larger three-bedroom units in some listings; units are characterized by traditional floorplans with separate living and dining areas, eat-in kitchens, and windowed bathrooms. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, granite counters in renovated kitchens, ceiling fans, walk-in closets or added wardrobes, and a mix of original and updated finishes depending on individual ownership. Common elements include elevator access to upper floors, a secure gated entry for parts of the complex, and planted garden courtyards with a private playground in some sections. Building services and rules lean co-op standard: owner-occupancy and strict subletting/short-term rental prohibitions are noted, and boards apply income and liquidity requirements for buyers. Parking is street-level and subject to neighborhood regulations rather than dedicated on-site garages. The complex sits blocks from Kissena Boulevard and Main Street transportation hubs, with multiple bus lines and the No. 7 subway and LIRR within walking distance, and is adjacent to green spaces such as Kissena Park and the Queens Botanical Garden. The neighborhood offers dense retail, supermarkets, schools, and recreational options typical of Flushing’s transit-oriented, family-focused residential corridors.