The Beverly House

The Beverly House is a six-story, 51-unit pre-war cooperative built in 1941 and set in Kew Gardens. Architecturally it reads as a Tudor-influenced, masonry residential block with high ceilings and traditional proportioned rooms reflected in many apartments. Unit mix leans toward one- and two-bedroom layouts with occasional larger configurations; interiors often showcase period details such as original hardwood floors, plaster moldings, cathedral-style ceilings, and sizeable eat-in kitchens updated with granite or marble counters and European-style appliances. Shared building facilities emphasize everyday convenience: a part-time doorman, elevator service, an on-site live superintendent, laundry room, bicycle storage, a small gym, and private outdoor spaces for select units. Parking options are available nearby including garage arrangements and on-street parking; mailbox service is provided. The co-op is pet-friendly with lenient weight rules in many listings and permits subletting after a residency period per house policies. Located within easy walking distance of the LIRR and E/F/J subway lines, the property sits close to Forest Park and a dense neighborhood retail corridor of groceries, restaurants, and a cinema, supporting a mixed urban-suburban lifestyle and straightforward commuter access into Manhattan.