66-40 108Th St

A mid-rise cooperative in Forest Hills built in 1953, the property rises six stories and is composed predominantly of two-bedroom floorplans alongside smaller studio and junior-one layouts. The architecture is of a postwar, brick-faced mid-century residential block with a gated garden courtyard and mature landscaping that frames the building entrance. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, updated kitchens with granite or quartz counters, eat-in kitchen layouts and built-in storage such as wall-to-wall and walk-in closets. Many units have windowed bathrooms, separate dining areas or foyers and practical details like breakfast bars and pantries. Common areas include an on-site superintendent, elevator access, multiple laundry rooms, and a well-maintained courtyard with limited private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet. Building services and rules are cooperative in nature: pet-friendly policies, subletting permitted after two years with board approval, a wait list for garage parking and occasional fuel surcharges. The location sits near Queens Boulevard with easy access to M and R subway lines, several bus routes, the LIRR and neighborhood amenities — shops, restaurants and Yellowstone Park with recreational facilities — creating a primarily residential, transit-connected lifestyle.