46-01 39Th Ave

Sunnyside Towers is a six-story elevator co-op constructed in 1961 within the Sunnyside Gardens neighborhood. The midcentury masonry structure contains predominantly studios, one- and two-bedroom layouts arranged around common corridors and serviced by a single passenger elevator. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, high ceilings in some units, eat-in or galley kitchens with granite or marble counters in selected apartments, multiple closets, and traditional fixtures such as chandeliers and ceiling fans. Many apartments offer open or corner exposures with tree-top or city views; a few larger layouts include formal dining areas or ground-floor bedrooms. Building amenities emphasize seasonal outdoor living and practical conveniences: an inground, residents-only pool with adjacent restrooms and barbecue grills operating Memorial Day through Labor Day; a private garden and small private outdoor spaces for some units; laundry facilities; on-site storage and bike racks; and limited garage parking available for purchase. Management includes a live-in superintendent and maintenance staff, plus video intercom/virtual doorman features for entry security. Pet and subletting policies vary by unit but several listings note restrictions and board approval requirements. Located three blocks from the 7 train (46th Street) and within easy reach of the E, M and R lines, the building sits close to Skillman Avenue shops, restaurants, and a farmers market. The property caters to commuters seeking quick Midtown access, while its pool, garden and neighborhood setting reflect a relaxed, community-oriented Queens lifestyle.