66-15 Wetherole St

A mid-century, six-story cooperative constructed in 1950, this low-rise offers predominantly two-bedroom and studio residence types across modest floorplates. The exterior is unornamented and functional, reflecting postwar apartment-house typologies rather than a decorative style. Interiors vary by unit—many feature eat-in or galley kitchens, hardwood floors, updated baths, and built-in storage including walk-in and reach-in closets. Common areas include a recently replaced elevator, an entrance foyer/lobby, laundry room at lobby level, bike storage, and dedicated storage rooms. On-site services are typical for a co-op of this scale: a live-in superintendent, a management office, and a waitlisted garage parking option. The community is pet friendly and allows subletting after a qualification period; records note a temporary capital assessment in some listings. Located in Rego Park near the Forest Hills border, the building sits within short walking distance of multiple subway lines on Queens Boulevard, retail corridors, and neighborhood amenities that support a mostly commuter-oriented, family- and pet-friendly lifestyle.