73-03 Bell Blvd

A mid-century cooperative low-rise of six stories built in 1950, Windsor Park comprises ten primarily one-bedroom units arranged across small corridors with elevator service. The building’s exterior presents modest, functional postwar apartment styling and shares a broad set of community facilities clustered on-site: seasonal swimming, professional tennis courts, basketball court, children’s playground and landscaped common grounds. Interiors typically feature practical layouts with eat-in kitchens or efficiency kitchens, occasional first-floor bedrooms and pantries; many units show hardwood floors and a mix of renovated and original finishes. Onsite conveniences include laundry facilities, reserved parking availability, and on-site management; building policies historically restrict pets and set cooperative purchase rules such as minimum down-payment and post-occupancy sublet timing. Located at the intersection of Bell Boulevard and 73rd Avenue in Oakland Gardens, the property sits directly adjacent to a shopping center and multiple bus lines offering direct service to Queens Center, Midtown Manhattan express routes and nearby subway connections. The neighborhood offers strong public-school zoning and nearby parks, making the building part of a densely serviced, transit-connected suburban-style coop community.