73-12 35Th Ave

Washington Plaza is a six-story, 38-unit pre-war cooperative complex built in 1940 and organized around an articulated Art Deco sensibility. The stepped masonry façades open onto a gated, gardened courtyard with multiple water features and seasonal seating that create a park-like entry sequence. Units are primarily two-bedroom configurations (many marketed as one- and two-bedroom layouts), characterized by high ceilings, original moldings and archways, hardwood floors, and a mix of historic details and modern updates. Apartment interiors often include eat-in or galley kitchens with stone counters, built-ins, formal dining areas, generous closet storage (including several walk-in closets), and windowed bathrooms; select homes offer cathedral-like ceiling treatments, marble or quartz surfaces, and chef-caliber kitchen layouts. Common areas and resident services emphasize practical conveniences: a part-time gate attendant, live-in superintendent, elevator service, central laundry, bike storage, newly upgraded fitness center, and rentable storage rooms. The gated grounds and landscaped courtyards provide private outdoor space for residents, while on-site systems support bicycles and occasional deliveries. Pets are permitted subject to co-op rules, and washer/dryers may be allowed with board approval. Located in the Jackson Heights Historic District, the complex sits within blocks of major transit hubs (E, F, M, R and 7 trains), restaurants, parks, and weekly greenmarket activity, offering a quieter, community-oriented residential feel within a bustling Queens neighborhood.