69-10 108Th St

The Woodrow Wilson is a mid-century cooperative constructed in 1953, rising ten stories above manicured Forest Hills grounds. Built with fireproof concrete construction, the property contains primarily three- and four-bedroom cooperative residences, many with original architectural details updated over time. Apartments commonly feature high ceilings, generous entry foyers, formal dining areas, eat-in or chef-style kitchens with granite or marble counters, abundant built-in storage and multiple closets, and large windows that create bright, cross-ventilated interiors. Select units boast private outdoor spaces ranging from terraces to sizable patios. Common areas include a recently refreshed lobby, 24-hour doorman service, two elevators, a live-in superintendent with assistant, and well-maintained hallways. Building amenities support everyday convenience: attended garage/valet parking, an in-building laundry room, bike and luggage rooms, dedicated storage (waitlist), package room, and on-site fitness facilities. The co-op enforces board approval and financing limits (typically up to 67% financing) and maintains variable pet policies depending on unit rules; some apartments allow small dogs while others are cat-only or prohibit dogs. Located steps from Austin Street retail, multiple subway lines (E/F/M/R), and the LIRR, the property sits near Forest Park, West Side Tennis Club, and Forest Hills Stadium, blending suburban calm with straightforward access to Manhattan.