63-109 Saunders St

A mid-rise, six-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1942, this elevator building occupies a residential block in Rego Park, Queens. The exterior presents a straightforward, masonry-faced façade typical of mid-20th century urban apartment houses; landscaping and street-level retail are minimal and there are no dedicated outdoor amenities. Interiors emphasize classic prewar details and generous proportions: many apartments feature high ceilings, original hardwood flooring, large windows with double exposures in select units, and formal entry foyers. Unit layouts range from oversized one-bedrooms to two-bedroom plans and occasional first-floor bedroom configurations; kitchens are typically separate and windowed, with some renovated units offering granite counters and modern appliances. Building services and shared spaces are practical and oriented to daily convenience: an elevator (recently upgraded in multiple listings), laundry room, package room, communal storage, and a bike room. Management maintains on-site staff including a live-in super/porter; a parking garage is available on a waiting list for a monthly fee. Pet rules vary by unit listing and boards have restrictions; subletting generally requires board approval and may be permitted after a set ownership period. The location is a principal asset: one block parallel to Queens Boulevard with multiple subway lines (M, R, E) and extensive bus service within short walking distance, plus immediate access to Rego Center and Queens Center retail, restaurants, and neighborhood services.