66-10 149Th St

This six-story midcentury walk-up and elevator building in Flushing dates to 1950 and contains sixteen residences, primarily two-bedroom layouts with occasional one- and three-bedroom variations. The masonry façade and modest setback reflect postwar neighborhood scale rather than high-rise density. Interiors emphasize traditional apartment planning: eat-in kitchens, formal dining areas, generous living rooms, plentiful closet/storage space and some master-bedroom-on-the-main arrangements. Ceiling heights are comfortable and many units receive abundant natural light; several apartments have been renovated while others retain vintage finishes. Common areas include a staffed foyer and an updated passenger elevator; maintenance bundles utilities and property tax for many units. On-site parking is available (indoor garage with a waiting list and modest monthly fee) along with occasional outdoor spaces and a small playground. Pet policies and concierge services vary by unit/coop rules; laundry arrangements are tenant/owner-managed. Located two blocks from Main Street, the building sits within easy walking distance of Queens College, public schools, neighborhood supermarkets and frequent bus routes that connect to the E, F and 7 trains and express Manhattan service. The immediate area combines quiet residential streets with the walkable retail and transit nodes of central Flushing.