76-12 35Th Ave

The Warwick is a six-story pre-war cooperative built in 1940 within Jackson Heights' Historic District. Architecturally restrained and residential in scale, the building presents classical pre-war details inside units—arched foyers, built-in shelving, high and cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors, original moldings—and a modest street-facing entrance with a landscaped front and a private rear garden and courtyard. Units are primarily studios and one-bedrooms (some listings note two-bedroom layouts achieved by larger configurations), many featuring eat-in kitchens, renovated baths, ample closet storage and windowed rooms with multiple exposures. Common areas and services include an elevator, on-site superintendent, shared laundry, bike room, rentable private storage and roof deck access; select apartments offer private storage by waiting list. The property attracts practical, urban-oriented residents with pet-friendly policies that often permit cats, reasonable co-op maintenance structures and standard board approval and down-payment requirements. Located on tree-lined 35th Avenue near 74th Street–Roosevelt and multiple subway lines (7, E, F, M, R), the building sits within walking distance of restaurants, supermarkets, Travers Park, the Sunday Greenmarket and neighborhood retail, combining pre-war character with convenient commuter access.