65-35 Yellowstone Blvd

A midcentury, six-story cooperative built in 1953 that contains 14 primarily one-bedroom residences. The masonry building reads as low-rise urban housing set along a residential block of Forest Hills; its scale favors walk-up-like quiet rather than high-density tower living. Typical interiors emphasize traditional layouts: separate dining areas, windowed kitchens and bathrooms, entrance foyers, hardwood floors in many units, and generous closets. Common areas include an elevator, on-site laundry room, and a live-in superintendent with an on-site managing agent; smoke-free policies are noted. Exterior amenity provision is minimal, though listings reference a modest garden and shared sitting areas. Parking is not bundled with every unit but transferable parking spots have appeared in some offerings. The cooperative’s location on Yellowstone Boulevard places it a short walk from Yellowstone Park, Austin Street retail, multiple subway lines (including E/F), bus routes and the LIRR, providing strong transit access to Manhattan and regional highways. The building’s maintenance model, modest unit scale, and neighborhood orientation support a residential lifestyle centered on neighborhood amenities, commuter convenience, and straightforward, well-maintained common services.