83-84 116Th St

A six-story pre-war cooperative completed in 1930, this low-rise residential building occupies a tree-lined block near the Richmond Hill–Kew Gardens border. The masonry structure retains many original-period features—high, beamed and cathedral ceilings in some units, crown moldings, wide hardwood floors, and large tall windows that flood rooms with natural light. Layouts are primarily one- and two-bedroom residences with formal living/dining arrangements, eat-in and galley-style kitchens, and select units offering master bedrooms on the main floor or first-floor full baths. Common elements include an elevator, a staffed live-in superintendent, onsite laundry and basement storage and bike rooms, plus a mailbox area. Units have seen modern renovations featuring granite or quartz counters, updated cabinetry and stainless appliances, recessed lighting and finished bathrooms while preserving decorative details such as double French doors and original moldings. The building enforces a modest pet policy and a short rental restriction, and covers some utilities within maintenance. Located two blocks from Forest Park and close to multiple transit options (E, F, J, Z trains, Q37 bus and nearby LIRR access), it sits amid low-rise residential streets and neighborhood shopping, offering a balance of urban access and leafy, park-adjacent living.