The Beverly House

The Beverly House is a six-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1941 in Kew Gardens, NY, combining traditional masonry presence with apartment-scale proportions. Units range from one- and two-bedroom layouts to rare larger eight-bedroom apartments; many residences feature high, cathedral-like ceilings, large rooms, formal dining areas, eat-in kitchens, and original details such as chandeliers and marble or granite counters. Common building infrastructure includes an elevator, part-time doorman, live-in superintendent, on-site laundry, bike storage, a fitness room, and a community room. Exterior provisions are modest and practical: mailbox service, private outdoor spaces for select units, and convenient street or garage parking availability. The property sits a short walk from transit nodes — LIRR and multiple subway lines — and neighborhood retail on Lefferts Boulevard and Austin Street, with Forest Park’s trails and recreational space nearby. The cooperative’s pet-friendly policy, periodic assessments, and a mix of renovated and move-in-ready apartments reflect a building that balances historic character with ongoing upgrades and everyday urban conveniences.