83-10 35th Ave

Fillmore Hall is a six-story, pre‑war cooperative in Jackson Heights’ historic garden district, completed in the mid-1930s and designed by architect Thomas K. Reinhardt. The 132-unit building presents traditional Art Deco‑era detailing: high nine‑foot ceilings, original oak hardwood floors, period doors and hardware, and a marble‑floored stucco lobby. Residences are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts (with occasional larger three-bedroom homes), often featuring oversized windows, eat‑in kitchens, generous formal foyers, separate dining areas, and den spaces; many units retain original details alongside modern upgrades such as renovated kitchens, updated electrical panels, and kitchen islands in select apartments. Shared building features emphasize communal life and practical conveniences: a planted interior courtyard/garden, a music rehearsal room with piano, bike storage, rentable storage lockers, a laundry room, and a live‑in superintendent. Recent capital improvements include new elevators, conversion from oil to gas, and updated laundry facilities. The property is board‑friendly and pet‑friendly, and most apartments are elevator‑served. Located in a walkable, transit‑rich neighborhood, Fillmore Hall sits close to the Jackson Heights transportation hub (E, F, R, 7 trains) and a dense strip of restaurants, shops, and parks, offering easy Midtown access and neighborhood amenities.