7-04 166Th St

A midcentury co-op complex of nine stories built in 1955, offering mostly one-bedroom residences alongside larger multi-bedroom units in some buildings of the campus. The architecture is low- to mid-rise postwar brick with pragmatic layouts and balconies on many homes; oversized windows and terraces capture views toward nearby waterways in waterfront-adjacent buildings. Interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens, open living/dining plans, granite counters, and first-floor or master-downstairs configurations in select units. Shared building services include elevator access, mailbox facilities, on-site parking allocation, and floor-level laundry options. The larger development operates like a country-club residential community with a staffed, full-service front desk, fitness center, two outdoor swimming pools, multiple tennis courts, clubhouse/restaurant space, children’s playgrounds, and landscaped grounds. Pet rules are restrictive in some offerings, with dogs often prohibited; co-op purchase terms may include typical down-payment and debt-to-income thresholds. The site sits within Whitestone/nearby Beechhurst with straightforward commuter connections via local and express bus routes, proximity to shopping, parks and golf, and a suburban shorefront neighborhood character blending recreational amenity access with everyday convenience.