82-39 134Th St

A mid-century, six-story residential walk-up in Jamaica, Queens, built in 1950 and composed primarily of one-bedroom apartments. The masonry facade conceals a straightforward, low-rise block typical of postwar multifamily construction. Units feature functional layouts with an entrance foyer or small dining nook, separate or eat-in kitchens, a single full bath, living area and bedroom; some floor plans place the master or primary bedroom on the first floor. Interiors commonly retain period details such as hardwood floors, and many units have multiple windows for cross ventilation. The building provides basic shared services: an elevator, a laundry room, a live-in superintendent, and mailbox facilities in the entry. Parking is available via an on-site garage with a waiting list, supplemented by plentiful street parking. Maintenance fees are generally low and utilities such as cooking gas are often included in the maintenance. The property sits within walking distance of multiple subway lines and bus routes, with quick access to Van Wyck Expressway, Grand Central Parkway and Queens Boulevard, placing residents close to shopping, schools and neighborhood amenities. Board policies are described as flexible in several listings, with subletting allowed after a year in some apartments.