69-09 108th St

The Bradlee is a six-story, prewar cooperative built in 1939 that contains 48 units composed of studios, one- and two-bedroom layouts. Its masonry façade and classic massing reflect the era’s restrained residential architecture; inside, many apartments retain original details such as arched doorways, natural woodwork, crown moldings, and high ceilings while also offering modernized kitchens and baths. Units vary from compact studios to expansive one- and two-bedroom plans with features like formal foyers, built-in shelving, walk-in closets, cathedral ceilings in select homes, and chef-style kitchens with stone counters and stainless appliances. Common areas include a gracious lobby, elevator access, on-site laundry, bike and private storage rooms, well-manicured grounds, and a part-time doorman complemented by a live-in superintendent and porter service. Building services also cover an updated intercom system and rentable private storage; some apartments have small private outdoor spaces. The property sits on a quiet, tree-lined block in Forest Hills with easy pedestrian access to Austin Street’s shops and restaurants, multiple subway lines (E, F, M, R), the LIRR, express bus service to Manhattan, and nearby parks and schools including PS 196. Parking is street or nearby garages; the co-op maintains a sound financial profile and neighborhood-oriented lifestyle programming.