86-10 34th Ave

The Griswold is a six-story, 1937 pre‑war cooperative in the Jackson Heights Historic District that exemplifies Art Deco residential design by architect Joshua Tabatchnik. Exterior details include a formal, landscaped private garden with fountains, a dedicated dog run and playground, and a tree‑lined street setting adjacent to neighborhood retail and parks. Interiors and apartment types are predominantly one‑ and two‑bedroom layouts with high ceilings, original hardwood floors and woodwork, crown moldings, and period finishes updated with modern kitchens and baths. Common areas are notable for a grand, detailed lobby, an elevator, shared laundry, bike storage, additional personal storage rooms and a children’s playroom/party room. Building services include a live‑in superintendent and full‑time porter; management permits pets and provides on‑site conveniences such as mailbox service and easy street access to transit. Parking is street or nearby; many units offer private outdoor space in various sizes. The location places residents within walking distance of the 7 train, Travers Park and the Sunday farmer’s market, with quick access to Queens Center and LaGuardia Airport.